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RejwWicim. 


VOL. XII. 


Do you know that J. W. Ilace, of the firm of J. 


R liACE & C>J., has just returned from New 
York, where he bought goods cheaper than ever? 


Yes, I've hourii so—and that they aro now re- 


ceiving an immense stock for the Spring trade; 
hut they always did have the largest and best 
stock in the city, and sold them mighty cheap. 


Did you hour about their Watch Donation? 
They are Stem Winders, and guaranteed to keep 


good time, and are given away with every $20 
and over worth ol' goods purchased of them for 
cash, at one time. 


Buy a $20 Suit and got tho correct time. 
vVh'ju are you going around to see thoir>tock? 


Why. 
just as soon as i can get time. Every 


day is opening day with them. They are always 
ready to wait on customers and give them bar- 
gains. 


J 


%"1? 
ST"$ A /*"* 8""* Q f** f\ 
. ft. RALE & CO. 


Aro roc'oivinp: their Spring Stock of 


- - - - - - A N D 


PUENISHINQ GOODS. 


Their MERCHANT 
TAILORING DEPART- 


MENT was never so complete. 
H. UA.CE 
129 to 135 Water Street, 


DEO-A-TITIR, ILLINOIS- 


Marcli'2!) 
!!A NEW ENTERPRISE!! 


o 


IjOll^' t ' S p f , lflll'0 
})MM H f l ' l M l ' l C ' l I I M nf 
I t | i > U l l ( ' < ' M H l t y I I I OlH'lltUl' fOT 


AN EKGLUS!!/aY PAINT AND ARTIST'S STORE, 


W 


inni 
oxU<n 


l ,uiil l l i u i i l l i ' i l li> 1'nu'lii'ul WnrUnioii. 


f i ui. i l l n l i \ i i i i ' n i l i i i M In 
M 
l i ' N ' i m , mill I ' l ' l l l i M ) ( I K N K I C A I i l i Y , thllt wu Illivu 


i i i; \ U' W I I . I . M M i l ' d l 
1 
i n 
I m l i ' l ) H V M l ' I U ' I ' l I l ' . N I l W M AMI INKJ TKMI'ljli, 


JIO U*K . I v n 
* ' t i*' III A (1 K PA INI UH8, 


JiU'h n i 
l.i'ii K iill'i, I ' l i l l i , 1 ' i i i p i l l . 
\ , i i i ill M nl nil U l i i i l i i , .lilimn l>ry«rii, lilthiiKon — Wood 


<'lll(ir« 
l l n i i n i 
il n i l j i i l 
i 
/ i mil n u i i l l l i . 
1'uliiin 
Duv 
In Oil, 
DiHl'KMI'ttii -mill 


I A I - I V ; I" /! n'"i I i i 'i i I n i n • l i i \'i 
i i IIH. 
vi in, 11 l u l l i i i i o i l u i i ' i i l nl' .l/in.S"/W M.\TKttlAH. 


1\l. 
r i l l m t ' i l i i M 
I t . ' i l n i I I ' l l 
i n . l i 
I 
I ' l l ' M U n l , I ' l l l H l K i M l l M i r t , rilll|ll«rt, lll'llllll"!, t'OIUillH, 


iliLhl -^tli k-i, ( i 'u mi i. 1 in n ii r i i i ' i f i i i v i m i M i I I H i i ' i l 01 nil iMlnivi mill Hutu Jiipuii, Kuipty 
loXIW, I ' l l . , I l l 
l . l l l l . M I l l ' l 
. . . . . . 
I ' l l ! l l l l l b l , |||M||.|IM' M l l l l l l l l l M t l H l l l . 


Our I'jilni siin|i i-i in i'i - i ' u 
>t i t n uiui', i v h i i n wo mo 
ini'iHu'inl to OKut'Uto In thu IrttuHt 


(yil'll! I III' III I --1,'U Wl I t l l l ', Mil I S 
L . l i l I I I I I I U I H ' U t l l l \ V ( l l l l 


iVonldii .1 i l l it DC I' - l i i i l i> i in, 'lilini I ' l l v 111 i n i i i i l i y , I I O H I 11 1'oiiiiiioii linni lo tlio llmmt 
il " lt> 01 fin i l i \ M ii Inn. ' i 
t.; *1 i;^l I l l - l i t I H I ^ I Km 
1 ilium' ol inir irkiiiiln lw,o ropol'tud 


but wi> il ' on i nni'tiioi u' »>\ 
^' 
KM" jt nl iv, iv -I Hi it i lii'i Mviirluiinii lot' nil Klmlrt or work. 


Aoif. r, dir 
& 


RANDOLPH & GHER, 


(MiicciisfDih in Kiinili)l|)h &, Kiiufmnii.) 


ALL PARTIES WISHING TO 
orEicliaDieCilyor 


Will ill) wll I'y cMliuj^ on tho nbnvo, fof they hiivii u liir^ur lint thun ovor 
beforo to Hi'loi't from, mill t.hny will hn pInitHod to nhow pnrtioH wishing to buy 
or oxelmiifjn ; 'ilnu if you wind jour jiroporty iiiHtirod. Thoy roprouout aomo 
ol' tho lnwt, inmifuicK ('(iinpiiiiiiM, 


l-t{)" OiVicii ut tho olil pined, (Win1 Nownll it Bi'oH.' grocery, Wuter Btreet, 


Dociitur, Illiiioi'i. 


A,,r..r, ISH, ,.-:„,,, 
RANDOLPH & GHER. 


JAKE 


• - - I I A H ()I'I',NI!I> A 
. 


.... 
ecosid-Hand Store 


At No. 115 North Main St., North wost Corner 


of Old Square, in P. Perl's Old Stand, 


Next door to Ne.w Drumii.; liofel, when) lie will lm> mid Hell anil exulimitfe till kindu 
of Now and HeeoMil-IliiiHl (loodn, Hiieh us i lliitliliii;, (leiil'rt 
Kiiiiilcli 
,, tJuoilx, Hutu 


mid OupH, iiimtH mill Hlini'i, nil kiinl i of .lewvlr.v, VViitHieH, I'mtnl-, Gmm mid Mimieal 
liiBtrumentH. 
Ouli'iii l>y m ill | > H u i i | i t l v tittciiilcil to. 
Till) HitflifHt UUH|I I'rioo |>nid 


for Heeond-Hanil Olntlnnc 


N. J5. 
[ hnvo Imil H I \ I I i n j ears' i xpiM inure an u pawnbroker in tlio United Stated, 


and Imvn come to Dmmtur for tho benefit of Ilieoomnnimty -hoth noli mid poor, 


'-» Mnrch !l- illmo 
(-. 
— 


ASSIGNEE'S 


STiVTK ( I'' ll.IilVOI-. I K J 
M'n mi Ciiiinly, 
| " 


nriu.M! NUTK;!'! in I H - H I ^ V Kiu-n nmt mi 
i 
t>»' 
ilili iluj ill iM'in inii'> , mi, .li'iii. mm 
(\ Uny null .liuiinH I1'. ltniil< n nl Mnrnu, |||[. 
ni>ln, mulct n Miliniiiirv iiHxlv.uM'.iii tor iin 
tiiuii'lll nl 
Ilii'li- (i-i'illlui'i nl lliHr Hindi nl 


hiinlwitrc mill Mlc\ CM, uiiilcr an net nim-oi uliiLr 
voliintiirv ii^4||rniiiiMil4 imil cimli'i i luir Jiu l»- 
ul< lion llii'i'i'ln iipuii ri.uuh i nill'lH. In Imni' 
Jiilv I, 1 1(77, tuih" uiiili'i'ilKiii'il, uiui nil cu'illl- 
orH lire hcr-liy imillli'il In pipidiil tlu-lr (iliilum 
yii'li'i Diiih iir uillnniitliMi In IMC, ut Dcciitni, 
JlllniilH, within thniu iimuthH „( ^M^ iluli', 


UOCHtur, lllliuilM, 1'iil.ni.irv III, IK'il 


GRANULAR LIDS. 


Iritis, Amfturosls, Nenr-slght 


nncl nil acrofulous, painful and chronic 
itiacnues of tho Eye cured without pcin. 
Kor terms, reforunco, etc., address, 


UALYAMC1NFIKMAKY, Decatnr, 111. 


ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL 


CUA.fi. LAUX, Propnator, 


Houth ildo oi: tta Old tquu*, DtwtBt 


J.il. I, IMO-d*W 


DECATUR, ILLINOIS, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1884. 
NO. 310 


fcHnvo tlio following doeoriboa 


&A3UE. 


Lot 8, in block a, 1st addition, on 


Obiuholm street. 


Lots 12 and lit, sumo block, find lot 2, 


blnok !i, ilrd addition—all on Euot Eldo- 
rado stroot, 


Also, two lolB on EiiHt North, and two 


lots on Must Williwm utrcut, in block 2, 
1th addition, 


March 1'1-dtf 


To iiKuroiiK HeiiHu ot tuste, Hmull or 
iiriiiK HHU ElyV Oroum Biilm. It in do- 


ing nomlurftil work. Do not fiiil to pio- 
oiiro n bottle, IIH in it lies thu relief you 
nook. J'rieo 130 contH. 


AI>I>II/ into nostrils ifith flu- Jlnger. 
From Mnjor DOWIIH, Military IiiHtrna- 


tor, 
Mt. VluHHMit Aoiwiomy, HIUK Hing, N. 


1',: Dunns; tlio vory ooUl woftthor 1 WBH 


' 
with ontiirrh. My head imil 


throat 
iiolitxl HO Hovornly that I 
WIIH 


to kwp quiet. Ely'B Oronm Balm 


WIIH HiiKKosted. 
Witliin nn hour from thu 


Irat implication I Holt roliovtxl, tho poiu 
MWIIU to tmlwiilo. 
In n fuw iluyo WIIH uu- 


tmily (Hired. W. A. DOWNH. 


My HOD iiKUil nino yonra WIIH nllliotoil 


with oatiirrh; thu HMD of Ely'B Oroiiin Balm 


11 dmiploto cure. AV. E. UAMMAN, 


Vn. 
jLiH-aood-w'2w 


Dissolution Notice. 


Tho parttiurHliip horotoforooxiBtiiiR un- 


li'i- tlio firm nimii) of Hwoiiriuifijn [& Bliil- 
i»K IM HUB tiny diHBolvod by mutual oon- 
t'iit, W. VV. HwoiitiiiKi'U rotiring. The 
mmiioHH will bo uondiiutud lit tlio Hiimo 
>lii(!i! by 0. K HlutliiiK, who will immune 
ll liiibilitii'B ami collect all nouountn. 


W. W. HWMAHlNUIiN, 
0. 


- 


ANV pair of thu following for 81,00: 


io)H' Sl.OO bootn, boys' 8H.OU bootn, boyn' 
f'2.(X) HhouB, menu' 81.75 lino onibroiilorocl 
iliplKTH, mimiV «U.CO, *!2,00 and 
81.50 


hot'H, wonioii'a If'i(X) bhoos, Indies' lino 
fl.K) Hlippom, and ninny othor attractive 


'K'iiiiih at ono dollar a pair, at L. L. 


1'ViTinn * OO'H, 
Cull t'lirly. 
7d&wtf 


June Rucolvad 


i() do/.inm fjnliuindriod Hhirts. Sue and 
>rioo them, 
OiiBAr STOUK. 


will always find it to thoir 


to jfo to Linn k tiamgK«, IIH 


hoy carry tlio liir^'eat Htooh, bent assurt- 
ni'iit, unit tlio haiulaomuflt K<>n<lfl, at tho 
IWOHI piicu'H. 
mur22-tUwtf 


NOMIY SuitiiiKH in our Merchant Tailor- 


MK Department. 
J''U«UIIY, tho French 


Juttur 
tf 


ijUKtitiAitAiiovn B patent process llonr 


IIVOH ono-lwlf thu lubor in bnkiuff, nud 
vill make more broad to the pound than 
iiiy othor Hour sold hero. 
deolbd&wtf 


WILSON Uuo',4 White Drosn Shiitn, nt 


B. btiuo'H. 
j«u'27d&wt£ 


ONI! 
price only at I'Joury'H ono-prico 


!lothiiiK iuid Morohuut TiiiloriiiK HOUHO. 
tf 


WriiHON ISiiOH.' iluo drum shirts for nnlc 


it U. btiuo'H. 
tf 


V7HATI 


\V'o will Hell ovory doHuriiition of Dri'M 


'/miilH mid Jlrti (Itxxl'i KQiiorully choiiper 
iluiii jnii liuvo Bvur bought thorn. 


March lili il.swtf 
LINN &, bauvocts. 


LTNN & Kouumm will HII\O yon from 10 


o HO pur I'Diit in Liioi) OurtiiiiiH, Window 
Uiiteuiila und Wall-Taper, 


Maioh iM il.twtt 


ALL Itiuds of Kimt'H wear nt 15, btiur'a. 


BUY your hard ooal at Martin's. 
uotBOdtf 
_ 


Worili tCnowuin 


Tho fnot tluit Ijiiiu & BoruKKH have a 


lar^o utid limidHuinu atook ot Wiill-l'iipor 


t'iiiuir than you can buy anywliorc. 
March U'2 U*wtt 


T)lic latcBt ii 


Jvorconts and 
L'Vonch (Juttor, 


A St, tools Melodrama. 


A story comes from St. Louis havingi 


all tho elements of u thrilling mojo-, 
drama. 
A young boarding-school miss 


wanting hor watch repaired went to Ji 
small «stnbli9hment near by. Thoro 
wore two men present, ono of whom, 
apparently tho worse for liquor, was 
rusting hi's head upon tho show-case. 
She hunded her watcb to tho other man 
standing by, giving directions as to 
what should bo done with :it. lie, mj- 
Kttrontly on purpose, lot it fall, broulc- 
1'ifi; tho crystal; but on his promising to 
make it good sho left it with him and 
departed. 


Subsequently sho returned and asked 


for hor watch. The proprietor, who 
proved to be tho niun whoso head wns 
rusting on the show-ease, denied hav- 
ing it. Tho man to whom sho handed 
it had disappeared, and hud not re- 
turned. Tho proprietor gavo hor an- 
othov watch, whioh sho was to k,oop un- 
til she recovered her own. 
Dirf&tttislied 


with the arrangement, tho police were 
called in. The proprietor of tho store 
insisted that the watch was not in his 
possession, but hud been taken away 
by thu man to whom 
tho 
young 


liidy 
hiuided 
it. 
Pressed 
to 
ex- 


plain, hn admitted that tho missing man 
was a friend of his, but that ho had 
proved falsu and treacherous. When 
the young woman came to his storo 
und found him loaning on tho show 
case ho was nearly insensible. In com- 
pany with his friend ho had boon drink- 
ing n good doal and subsequently ho 
.•miuki'd a cigar with him. Tho cigar 
was drugged. 
Ho became stupoheil, 


and while In this state his friend hivd 
not only taken the young lady's watch, 
but hiuf robbed tlio money-drawer of its 
change, tho safe of two hundred dol- 
lar-,, and hjs pockets of their contents. 
The proprietor awoke noxfi moruirig 
iroiu hli bed in a room adjoining his 
hhop, und t'omul himself stripped of 
much of his property, with Ilk friend 
missing. 
He nils not seen him since, 


Ho made, ho said, thobest reparation iu 
his power by giving the young lady 
a watch 03 valuable intrinsically as 
horn, although as it was a memento of 
liar dead mother, it possessed u valuo 
which nothing could replace. 


If his explanation is true it- is as ro- 


mantic as a play »v n story; if ^nnnip, 
it does equal jusvieo to :m imagination 
which could invent it bo readily ..^De- 
troit Free, Press. 


Tho 


ony in pioco Roods for ; 
yuitH, at Flour} 'H, tho i 


tf 


B of ovciy di)sori|)tion, 


Irom town and country, Holicitud lit tho 


>f thu W 0 T U roadnip 


room and iliiiin^hull, South Wtitor Htroot. 


fM-atf 


GKNUINM LRUKIU COAI,, bright und 


oloiin, at 


To Ic p lumo iil. 


"Who is tint man with tho bngcy 


trousers standing behind tho ditcher?" 


"That's the umpire, dear." 
"Does lie enjoy life?" 
"Oh, yes, occasionally." 
"When?" 
"When he is not umpiring n ball 


gllllll)." 


"What arc his qualifications?" 
"They are supposed to bo honesty and 


ability.1'' 


"l)o they send out doteotlvc^to ilnd 


Miuh mon, or do tliey beloet them from 
Government ollioo1!?1' 


"Neither; umpiros obtain their posi- 


tioiiH Ilirough Inlhionup. " 


"What is inlliiencol1" 
"lulluonco is the wife of powor." 
"It is good to havo lionc'jty and abil- 


ity;,i«n't itP" 


"Yos, In tho case of n. clergyman, op 


bank cashier; but aa umpiro $5 too 
honest to want both^ and ia'colitcnt 
•!vithj)it)ior one or ^Ijo bthw;«" 


"What quality p^dominatosP" 
"The othoi' ono.J> 


i 
"Why aro tho spectators hSssirjg the 


umpirur" 


"flocauso ho is trying to be impar- 


tial." 


"If ho wove not?" 
"Ho would ))o abused by both play- 


era and spectators." 


"Has ho no rodreguP" 
"Yes; when a player insxijts him und 


calls him a liar and a Ijprso-thicJ Jin 
sometimes fines tho player as muoli ns 
hvo dollars." 


"Why not 
fifty dollars, or 
even 


inoreP'1 


"Because ho knows when the season 


closes tho player wiH, find Jiim alono 
some dark 
ulghl, 
and 
punch 
Jils 


head. " 


"Aro tlic spectators cveij impartial 


critics!"' 


"Individually, seldom; collectively, 


never." 


"Whom do they get their knowledge 


of base-ball?" 


"Mostly from tho morning papers." 
"What is an 'error' column!" " 
"Tho column in ft newspaper devoted 


to base-bull reports." 


"Is tho umpire a married man?" 
'Usually." 
'In which city does his wit'o re- 


side:1 " 


"My dhlld, lot us go aad out iv water- 


melon." — American Sports. 


mtf 


THE DKOATUR EBTAIL MARKET. 


uliriK Prlcoa »f. tho Vnrioua Htore.i— 


Wlieut and Uonl, 


DKUATITII, Ir.i,. Mnrph m, IBM. 


•i'i in ruoinrcK MAUKKT. 


l''i.i>uii— Kli'Ht Ki'uito, Whllo Lonl, Hl.ni) por 


hunilru<l; swlun(l K'fiulo, fll.K); Ihlnl, f,i,;iu 


HirunwHBAT— Hulk, II fonts u pound; imolt- 


\\if>\ ::'< inul in ci'iita uiioli. 


COHN MKAii— 70 uont» a buiihol. 
UtJKKKKM— U()«4toll, J lO 7 tt>8 i'ur (I dollar; 


Kroon, <U{ to »lb8 for n dollar; |>ili;krtK'> ooiruc, 
ir,nndau uctitH. 


SliMAii— Out Jiiml, S lt)« 1'or a ilollnr; pow- 


(leiTil.UlbH; A, 10 ttH; vxtiuU, my, IDs. 


Ai'PMW— »l.!9> ti> Jl.iiU IJIT bimbul. 
Boon— SI)<'(int«H >lozun. 
1'oTAToKM— f>U t'onte u bimbol. 


UAIIIIAdK— SO tl) M UCII18 It bOlll). 
OKi.Kitv— fj ccntii 11 hunch. 
OHANIIKH— I'lorldn, Ml noiili n ilcwm . 
WAi,NUT»—7r, ocntu n liuslmL. 
llUJKOHVNUTrt— t l.lif, tu 11.541 l> huHlll^l, 
Hirrmt— l!<>iintry, Slum! ill ixmta, Ducutur 


Croiunory, tOuontnu pouinl 
liAitn— rivi conti n pound. 


HAUON— 13H to IB ociitH a pound. 
HAMS— It! contfl n pound, 
CiiiOKHNB— UruHBBd, llf> and 40 cents onoh. 
TUHKKVB— HI uoiitfl a pound ilroBDixl. 
CHANUKHHIKS— VZVi tint! I. 
1) oonie n i|\inrt. 


BYllure-l'TOm W to tl.UO uifiillon. 


HTOCK 1'UIOBB. 


Cows ANi> imik'Kiw— Dooiitur butahors nro 


pnyliiK H.IHIto |r>.lK) pur hundred pounclu. 


BTKi!iiH-*5.00 to |II.(X) n liundnid. 
SllKKl'-f UK) to t4.5U por liundreil. 
JIOOS-II) UO to f 11.50. 
Butchers soil park nt IW to 12K cents por 


pound; Bttmo lor mutton, und y to yo ountH it 
pound for b«of. 


COAL. 
Docatur and nil otbur soft ccml 12. i" 11 ton 


dollvorod; »1.7f> » ton ftt yurUa. 


Indlnna lllock, fU.W n ton. 
LcblKh hnrd conl, $11,00 n ton; r.aokiiwann, 


13.60 a ton. 


C1HA1N. 


Bonier? nro paylutf thu fulluwluv prluoa 


biiBholfor if rain : 


WnRAT-»1.00. 
COBN— Ha to 45 cortH. 
OATS— DO ooiita. 


HAY-IXWBO h»y la nollliiK at $7 to (M ton 


MOtd biy ftt |10 it ton, ftnd itr*w ftt Wife. 


Tlio Jin-it rcul life to business oncb HOIIHOU is generally BOOR in tho 


'uvonilo Department, for HH concodod Unit tbo boys, tin n nilo, will wour 
-)ut tvro or throe suits to tboir futlior's one. 


Without seriously roiloctiug on tho clothing Holocted for thoui, we hnvo 


ondoavorecl to ohooHO Fubricw which will roduco tho unfavorable acoro 


igiiinwt tho boyn, with what BUCCOSH our ciiHtomorB can boHt nttoHt, 
Olio 


avornblo oviiUmoe ia tho incroiwiug call wo iind for roliablo wiiitH in tlioso 


OUR STOCK OF 


Boys' i Children's Clothing 


IS NOW COMPLETE FOR THIS 


SPRING'S SEASON, 


And you will think, even if you shouldn't say so, 
that they are by far the BEST SELECTION 
IN QUANIITIES, QUALITY, PRICE, PIT and 
WORKMANSHIP YOU HAVE EVER SEEN. 
}rop in and see us. 


. STI3STB, 


—THI<:— • 


BOSS BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHIER 


AND GENTS' FURNISHER. 


Mnrch 20 - dl I' 


How to Travel Without n Ticket. 


A 
"Traveler" •writes 
to London 


Truth: "Perhaps tho following story 
may bo interesting to some of your 
readers, if they over^ should bo under 
,ho necessity of toweling without n 
ticket: The othor day, on tlio —— Rail- 
way, a man got into1 ono of tlio car- 
riages and presently bcpan talking to 
a lollow-pasHonffcr. 
Alter a time ho 


asked tho pentloman if'ho had hoard 
Iho story about how a man traveled 
without a ticket. Tho gentleman said 
no had not; so tho mftn nsked him to 
lend him his ticket, that Bo might show 
:iiui how it was done, and began flcl- 
llinrr about with it, but prolonged that 
ho Story had suddenly slipped oat of 
iin hoiul, but that ho vrouut bo auro to 
icmombor it soon. 
After a tlrao tho 


train got ncftr London, and as the man 
still eould not lomembcr tho story ho 
returned tho gontlcuiaa his ticket. This 
struck tbo gentleman as being very cu- 
riout, and so; ho walchwl tho man. 
When tho mau got to tho barrier and 
was asked for his ticket ho said ho hud 
given it up, but the ticket-collector de- 
nied it, and aller a good daal of alter- 
cation tho man pulled some silver out 
of his pocket and was about to pay for 
his faro when he suddenly snld (produc- 
ing a small piece of ticket) that he could 
prove that ho had given up his ticket, 
because ho rcmomberd playing abou,t 
with it in tho train ana tewing off ft 
small piece, and that if the tfokot-ool- 
lector looked ho would find a ticket 
with the piece torn oil. 
On looking the 


ticket-collector found a ticket tffth 
piece (orn oft, and of course imlnedl- 
ately bogged tho man a thousand par- 
dons." 
_^«_ 


(Jheap KB tea West, 


F. L. Wood and N. Allison, hind exour 


eion agents, whose office is at No. 155 
Merchant street, will manage cxonrsioi 
parties over tho Peoria, Deoatur & Evans 
ville Ituilwoy on March 18th, and every 
two weeks thereafter, round trip tickets 
good for forty days. Parties desiring to 
go to either Kansas or Nebraska, will do 
well to confer with Wood and Allison 
They will furnish, free of charge, reliable 
information about the west, 
Thomas 


Peniwell, passenger agent for tbesamo 
road, has an office with Wood A Allison. 


Mairoh 1—d&wtf 


Us* Palmea Tooth Soap, prepared by 


Dr. The*. 8. Hoekina {& Co,, Deoatnr, HI. 
Bold bj all diogBMtf. 
Jnly27dtf 


Fleurj's Spring Talk! 


When purchasing your Spring Outfit how much 


pleasanter it is, both to buyer and salesman, to 
have a large and well-selected stock to pick from, 
If you don't like a Sack Coat, why then there are 
lots of Frock Suits to look at. If you consider 
them not dressy enough, there is nothing nicer '! 
than a Four-Button Cutaway. 


All the above mentioned goods we are display- 


ing in a variety of styles seldom equaled in ordi- 
nary clothing stores, and in conjunction with 
these we are showing all Iho nobby and late^f 
styles' of Hats, both in soft and stiff; and new >jj 
Neckwear in tho most delicate tints and shades., ;,' 


Our BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S stock is replete tj 


with the latest novelties for the season, not 
for- 


getting good plain goods for little money. Also 
new Hats. We have tho Spinning Top and Base 
Ball Hats, which entitles tho purchaser of on j !«J 
to either a top or bull. 
[,>? 


It is generally conceded though that we are at j#I 


the top of the hill when speaking ol MERCHANT j, J 
TAILORING. In this department we are show- f 
ing as fine a line of piece goods as the most fas- v 
tidious would wish to select from. 
N; 


In conclusion we heartily invite your visit* 


and are sure it will repay you. 
ii 


The public's most obedient servant, 
FLEURY, the French Cutter 


UOltNEK OF OLD HQUAHK. 


Miirch U7, IRBl-dAwtf, 


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•JUV^JLJJI r* iKi..?JCLIi 


i'THE "DIANA," THE MOST COMPLETE GUN FOK THE MONEY. 


RIFLES— l 


ill bottorafprioo.n. 


TON, WINClIKSTliH, UALljAUD, EVANS, Ate. 


HEADQUARTERS FOR 


FISHING TACKLE, FINE JOINTED RODS, 


CANE POLES, &o. 


If you want to know the pleasure there is in 


using good, uniformly strong ckan Powder, try 
the AUSTIN, and you will not be disappointed. 
We PROCLAIM FEARLESSLY that 


AUSTIN'S GLUB SPORTING POWDER 
tor Strength, Cleanliness and Penetration, has 
NO EQUAL for the SAME PRICE. 


^*Remember the place, "SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS,' 


257 North Main Street, Decatur, Illinois. 


HKR.OtJI-.B38, 


Tho Groat Stump Annlhllatorl 


Try II nml nl»i> Hwi'HrhiK iiliont th.iiui tmly 
mum)'!. Will ink 
intriH'IK lo clour your 


liinnuf 


NEW 
MARKET! 


Danzeisen & Son 


HAVE OPENED TIIKMt; 


AT 


No. 16, Merchant St., 


which has boon fitted up with now fixture* nnd 
evorythinx put In tho moHt coniplcto orilur. 
Wo will keep coHStnutly on tin ml nil klndHof 
Fresh and Suit Meats, 


Beef, Pork, Mutton, Ham, Bacon, 
Sausage, Lard, Eto, 


WE SELL ONLY THE REST QUAL- 


ITY OF MEATS. 


Give u. 10*11. 
DANZEISEN & SON 


P. PERL 


EMBALMER 


AND 


FUNERAL DIRECTOR 


MKy!7. 


Mua. M. L. CAIN, 


TEACHER OF ELOCUTION AND 


DRAMATIC READING. 


An Rppoftranoo irlvon to ;wnajU<*nu!uitei 


In either CilcnKO, ttt. Louli or Mow York. 
HnioMftmonu 
noournd. 
XntorUlnnnHU 


montbly. SwornJ U«mM McNkut Otntl. 
F»b.«T,18»t-<18mof« 


IP. 


Importer nml I)<mkT In 


MONUMENTS! 
Head-Stones, 


Marble Mantels, 


Floor Tiles, 


Sidewalks, 


Stone Sills 


And All Kinds of STONE and 


GRANITE WORK. 


t clAlm lo )xi nil in to und<>nmll Any nimi It 


I lie KtHto on itll my work imn«r*lly, mul mite- 
clHlly lnrK«OrnnlloMonum«ul«, II IH lo y«ur 
own tiiivnwtU) MM ma, If you lwv« *uy toot 
work to do. AOdraM 


P. H. HUNT, D«5«tur, IU. 


tr Ooutracur for •)! 
ntrtol* utt MMM went, 


PORTUGAL GRAPE WINE. 


I'm"! In (Yn inliii'lpiil Chnrchnl 


iiiiiiilnii. Kxi'olli'tit Iin I'Vninlcii, W 


SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE! 


FOUR YBAUB OLD. 


'PIIIK CHLKIIUATKI) VMNK t* tlM pun 
1 jiili'i'ni ilHMli-iid i'liM)(l|)<)rU) Drape, nllw 


ID 8|M«'i-V vliii'ynrilii, IU i:iVHhi»l)lo 
TONIC A' HTHKNOTHKNINO I'ltOl'SBTO*. 


HIV unmirpiiBKt'il by miy othorWIno. IMu 
vi'ii'lui'i'ii iinili'r Mr. npi'iir'H own iwnoui 
HIJIIM VIHIDII, lw iiurlLy Hint Ki»xilnntt«M *r* 
KiiiniiiHi'i'.) liy mo prlnoliml lli>Kplul» u4 
MoiinlH ui lli'iihh who tmvo axiunlned 1mm. 
'I Ii" yimiw'iil chilli tuny (mrliiko of IU |*n«o 
OIIM '(UllllllrM.IIMil Dm Wi'llki'Kl ll)V»llll UM It W 
Hilvniiliirn. it In iiiivtli'iiiiii'ly ImnotlolKl to Ike 
HKi'.l inn) iliililllniuiil, mil) M!ll<»l u> itau v»rt«M 
iilltin'iii'i UHII iiili'ri iiiu woHkor Mtx. H Urn 
r very rc'»|M'i'l A WJNK TU UK HUMIUM. 


SPEER'S BURGUNDY. 


'ino UM* kr 
Dlnnor WIMi 
ro t an wHi 


In u .link rli'b mo'lliim Dry Wlnn 


Hi" woHlUiy lilitiwuw an * Till 'In or Jllnnor 


hy jihynli'lHim In cmN'* wboro t <ttf » 
ul n nwcui |K>H ID dMlrod. 


SPEER'S (SOCIALITE) CLARET. 


)» hidii In lil/jh oHilmiUloti forlMriotMMM 


H Dry THliki Wltiu. 


(JPEErVS P. J. SHKRRV. 


IK it wliii) of HH|H'rli)rClmr«(>l"r»nil |wrl|kM 


ut Min i-li'h <|uulliii'H ot HID Kiu|Mi from wwlB 


SPEER'S P. J. BRANDY. 


IU A I'tIKU illHllllullon Ifoin Uiuicrape, *•* 


•iiinilH iinrivitllKil In ihlHi'oiiiilry lor niwtot- 
IIH! |)iir)iiiHi'H. Ii IIHI H iK'iMillur MNVor, nlmthux 
l» llml ol'iliei «fH|K'n ln>m wlili'b IIlndlMIIMA 


Hi'clhni the lOimiiUiNi of AI.PItKI) HI'BBH, > 


1'niMUIUi N. J.t In uvor ih« cork gf ouch IwlU*. 
Sold by W. C. ARMSTRONO 


AIM! liy DnivitlKU Kvorywher*. 
I'i'li. Ill, )WH-i) 


1). F. UAMSHER, A«wl, 


Murcli 24»-dl mo 
To Whom it May 
Ijimuc NOT1CK I* hon-hy irlnm tkrtmr 
hiulmntl, Kmnh HDIU.OB OoUilwr M, H& 


dtnviiytxl u> mo nit hti rlirkt, (ill* «nd InMnH 
io»niiflnlhnrolli)wli»«<l«*»rthw1pn>n — •- 
wit: Ono "|»n of blick mill"*, an* i 
ODW, 01 
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WMTOII, 
iMrruw, flvu - 
of oom <n(no<! vrtti 


NEWSPAPER 


BY TELEGRAPH 


A REIGN OF TERROR. 


Tlie Purls of America Sets I |> 


Now Cliiitu l<> Hie 


Dlsllnrllon. 


Only a Robespierre W.io 


City',-) Sticcts Kim 


Blood. 


l to Make Ihe 


'il Wi ti 


Two Days anil Thrue Nitfhl; Cliv 


to tlni Wild Riivag'ns of an 


Infuriated Mob, 


U|> 


iiowd thrnnt!cd the slrccts lor many 
sipmrcs in nil dlrccllntu from the (.'ourl- 
hiuine, r e f u t i n g to lei the llremeutlHi'lupl 
to pill 
I ' t i t Hie lire, 
w h i l e a constant 


in l i m i t - 
u( arms 
of 
all 
klndt 
nnd 


eiilibre supplemented 
w i t h showers ol 


siones ponied In upon the jail w h e i e tlie 
police and m i l i t i a were posted, ami was 
a i i s w e i e i l w i t h dciullv I'lfcct [roin HIM In- 
leas/nercd i;,irri.son. 


'Ilie burst i iiv. ot Hi'' barrels of coal nil 


w i l l i deep i l e i o i w t i o i i s occurring al short. 
I n l e i ' v a l s gave rise to Hie report that can- 
non was being n sei I I iv I he mob, iiiuladded 
gi'ciitlv In Hi' 
1 Icrroi ol llic oeeasion. 


The lln- .s|ii'e.ul loonier building 
1* In the 


v i e i n i l v ,iud amom.' mlicrs ilestioycd a 
1'iri/c cat rliin.1 
1 l.i' loi J . 


Al m i d n i g h t n l u l l wii" nolieed In Ihe 


mad oiislunuld ol Ihe mob, whether from 
sheer e x h a u s t i o n m I 
ante nf uwe at the 


i - \ i e n i nl i h c i r nw n ,iw l u l w o r k , en u Id not 
be di 'i i mined. 


A I-onic Lint of Uniiil uml WoiiiuluU Aiul 


HU Irropnrubln I.umi of I'ubllu 


Uvroriln, 


Added to tin) "Wlioln«ili' 
l)cl'trui;tioii of 


ValM!ib!o Properly, Oontributu lu tin- 


Horror of the Oi;i.i"ien, 


AWlioiitic!: 


Situation 


at I 
ami 
tli 


Mic.ln 


Mob 


the 


A 


. 
l > 
ClM I N N \ I I. 


,\l 
\| Irdsi I d l y 


wounded. Tin1 I 
I ' m i n l s ii colds Inn r b 
loss is I ' - l i m a l e d Ml 
li'impi in tin 
1 Mull 1 ni'i- 


March ".II. 
I I ."ill A 


i i n ' i i IU'M killed untl -Wi 
iirl -hull.-!!' mid 
illl 
HIM 


en burned mid I In 
1 


m i l l i o n s 
All HIM 


bohi", I'Miilruli/.Mil 


Heroism of the Mayor \V ho I AIUVOH 


u SlcU lied to Perform tin- 


Dutii's of Ills Oilier. 


Tliu City Tu.-nnd fnto u ( l i i i i l i i o n , inul 


"All Uulnl" on thti 


Bliliiii. 


Cist. I N \ v 11, l i , March : n 
11 an) lulnt 


hope-, wen- eiderliinicd I h a l 
the a w f u l 


wuri.nl I'l'idav n i g h l Irnl .ippe.iscd the In 
eelldlur) spil I I 
ll..lilc the - t n 
tl.iv e been I II I i ' 
cv enls. 


All d.lV Mill 


tin- n v o i and Irom lids 
Ihe eilv, and, like l i m l i 


I l l l - l W l l l i till' - p ' l l k , W l 
Ilie spirit ol l.twh s ness i . - i 
n,muled w i l l i the h v e l e i ' s a l r i 
in the work 
nl d' ->\\ ti 
( l i n n , 


Ircsh tucl In the lire- w h i i h 
limn h.itl s m n i i l t l e r e i l 


VV \ 111 I M' l ' l ; l I' V K V I | l » N s 


Ml ,'.av 
lung crowns, m o s t l y nl eurions 


.,|,ei l a l t i r s , II 
ii;ed Hie iiel:;liliiirhooil ol 


Ihe |ad 
' l o w a i d i u « l i ' 
lln V merciiseil, 


Then Ihe .--In l i l l ' In-uan In 
piepnre Inr 


bllsine-,-. 
ll.ll I n ailes, wen- l i m i t liclosi 


Ihe niin Is al sonic dislnnci I 
i Ihe j a i l , 


and giiai'iii I hum n on I some i list ant c be- 
yon 1 them, no nm 
w i l l i n n l 'i pass 


lleav v 11 anslei 


in Ihe -iirei'l anil I 
.slum nnd l i o n iroin 
ilia's were iippropn il 
stroll!; deletl-,, 1 t i n I l l l 
In!^ a I l l s l i ol 
jail 


Insidi t h e 


i-ep.-iiieil 
i . n - ' i l 
l i e a m - 


imainsl I h e l i m n s -n Hi i t 


• lulle 
I 'olmtcl Ilnni '.i.td must 


his 1 ' l i s l 
n-ull 


m i l , .mil I he ;:i 


here and preparations nn- being made for 
a desperate resistance. 
II is llic mlen- 


l i n n ol t h e innli In p l u n d e r 111' 
1 w l i o l e c i l y 


to night 
There Is great apprehension 


and cv'ilemenl 
T-i" worsl 
is [cared, 


I 'annmis anil Calling guns now guard the 
iippi'tiai'lK's lo Hn iail where the murder- 
ers arc s t i l l sale 
The rioters an- s t i l l on 


the streets. 


C I M - I S S V I I , I ) i March ill ,-• The blood- 


lest st i MI I i n the c i t y S.ilurihiy night was 
SonHi I uiirl sired. 
Here Ihe militia 


charged nn t h e crowd I wo or three differ- 
ent tunes. The 
ilrsl char1,'!1 was made 


: i l n n i l In ',0 o'clock, w h e n live men were 
^ I n , I , ihrei ol whom were killed, 
'flic 


.••hoi ! clinic (nun Hie M\lrenii'caslei'n por- 
t i o n n( t i n 
1 sii'cel. 
limit 1 a nninlier of 


|ii nple III I r v i n g l o keep 


l l l \ 


eeni - o t 
n! 
I le 
i :i i'l\ lem nm 


,'liiinly t h a t n w i-. nol 
s,, 


I'CU.seil eoliminiol \ 
I - 
.1 < i 


hail c n i l i " i M . l < d I > I !se 
-.ii| 


The n n h i i mi- indi'.;ii i 


W l l l i 
Wl n 
- I l l l l i i c l l l l v 
I m l l l i oils I 


I l l i l l i f l l l l l l l !l! I h e I l . ' i v esl ie > i l l 
l l l s l l 


inn c had 
vv en 
t t 


iiiinnalilc i lemenl 


(in 'I 'hanu'e ni.tl' 
J{0| e v l l c t l , 
only lo|ni ol I i l k 


V. re|iin-lt r :roi 


( M i i r n l g i I 
ol t h i i 11 t hc\ nn 


^ as i 
\c|s Hint 


iii 
remain 


ontra 
j i i s i ih.il Imi^ 


red, nil! |no| 
•tli 


clean sweep w'l 
lanci1 conimil I c 
piiscd of t i n 
worlv cleiins 
iia\ s 


illiiepnl:lli|.' i ll.ll n t 
\e 
id 


t4al h 
:im 
In 
hmililer 


Hie |:lll \:ll'i 
i i i n n e l , lull 
tune. 


VI 
Icn 
annlliel 


c i s f n l .'illempl I 


'-3 


and 
I his 
| inic a 


lire t he ('onr! -house 


wns nude 
SM\i-i'.il barrt'ls ot petroleum 


were rolled i n t o 
llic Treasurer's olllee 


and Hie Ion h npplleil 
I ' a p l a l n Jack l>es- 


iiii.inl, wlio c n i e i i i l I h e room and c i t l n - 
'..'insheil Ihe ll'iine- was 
inimi'dlalel\ slmi 


i h r o i m l i l l i e lic.-Hl .unl u l l l e d . 
Tills 'deler. 


:i d nl her> I rum mlci ierrni!;, nnd altlinui;li 
i he rue maile bni •-low pmuiess, i t burned 
M e a i l i l v on i n i i I notion^ 1ml bhickeni d 
and 
lorhhliliii". i-alb- markeil 
the 
spot 


wliere I he i ost |\ st i in I nre Initl siimd : llic 


lent and \ a l u e in Ihe I n l l e i l Suites, anil 
the records ol t h e eniinh \\crcilestnn'- 
cd, ciitullin 
cmumuiiil \ 


Meant line 


keep Irnm t h e lljinj; 
ked 
down 
in cellar- 


«a.\-i 
and 
were 
badly 
Injured 
by 


Ihe sin K t n y c r o w d , 
'lln- wxI, volley was 


I n e i l Irnin the nor'h, and one man was 
k i l l e d and a I l l t l e bnv inorlallv wnundeil. 
The Hi ml 
MI I ley i a me In i m Ihe cast, and 


ic.Millcil in l l i c k i l l i n g of Hiree men. 
An 


a'ceil man in a blind male ol Inloxlciillon 
\\as cumin!; cast on Ihe .si reel a ml Hie m i l - 
i l e i lohl him In slop, 
l i e was mil able to 


i miiprelienil t h e m , ami 
I licv Ilred on him 


:lnd In l e l l bleb "s mi l i n slreet w i l h Ids 
lllllU 


I I.\| I'l 
I I I I t 
I'l 
I'.l 111! I I I H W I I II III 
1,1.1' I S 


A i n o n i i n e n t p:i|>< r mill man ol l l a n u l l m i , 
i i l i i o h ol a I'liisc call 
l i e was :di!;hllv 


HI,In the i n l l n c i i e c nl I n i i i o r , anil .started 
I n »o i as| 
nn Sonlh I 'niirl, street. 
Tlic 


n i i l i l i a told him lo slop, and he refused 
lo nil'", . 


Sevei.d ol his (rh nils pulled him I n l o 


t h e i r n w i l j n s l as Hie soldiers raised 
l i n l i unns lo lire. 
I 'lie of Hie 


\ \ 11 SIM; 
I N t 1111 
1' N I ~- 


ai the lire wns a I I H I e boy. 
He monnled 


Ihe porch nl I In- ('mirl-hoilsc wilh a bell 
In his hini'l, ami I r l e t l lo unction oft Hie 
l u m i l i i U 
Inilldiii!;. 
\ 
jtenlleinnii, 
a 


si 1'iinuer in I he cil \ , I'l e\'enleil a massacre 
mi N i n t h si 
I last i d u h l , w h e n a coin- 


I I I M I V ol i n i l i t i a tiled Irom behlml a barri- 
i ade. 
Tin- i n l i l l u i ' v came mil a shorl ills- 


lance, I hen p resent eil an us, and he heard 
t h e ellt k id Hie Irlanert. 
lie entered an 


eiicryelie prolesl a^uinsl t h e i r Urine; on 
Ihe crowd, w l i h h could be seen down 
. N i n t h M l r c e t , ,ind i n i l n c i M l t i n - c i i p t a i n in 
cmnnnind In -,'n a short distance w l l l i him 
and look al llic crowd. 


in; i o\ visiT.n 'I ill' ori'li'Fii 


llml Ihcy were all Innncent persons, t h a i 


I here was no mob there, and Hie ntliccr 
was -,ci v I l i n n k l i i l I h a l he hail been prc- 
M'litcil Irnm such a deed. 
II wasaslran- 


i^er cmii|ianv. 
\ l i n n l mlilnli:hl. an mi- 


k n o w n worn,i n recelM'tl a slni; while puss. 
mi; I he corner ol N i n l h and V i n e sireels. 
she l e l l i i i n r l i i l l y wminded. 
A man 
was 


hoi w h i l e passim; t h i s eornei. 


Aronnil tlin Ooiii't-Hotlitn. 


I 'IM t \ s 1 1 1 , 
i i , 
March ,".n. 
M 
the 


( ' o n r l - h o u s e lire last n i ^ h t , 
the 
a c t i \ ( 
% 


ie ei owd In Iront of I he ('otirt- 


n M a i n si red, .seemed 
t n he com- 


M H I I I U men ot litres r:ui!;inM frmn 


i l e i ii 
I i i I H c n l v - l h c \ears 
Then 


a i i t i i i i b e i nl' older men ammie 


I l i e n i \\ lio ',', bib not p i u l H i|>allm; in llic 
a i t n a l w o r k c\t l l e t l t h e imnmster.s b.\ 
s h o n l ^ ol eiieoni ai^i'incnl. 
\ \ l i e u Udl^cd 


to mi t h e siibjci I I h e s s|mke nppi'm in^ly 
ol Hn action ol ( I n - c r o w d sav'ii!,' t h a t 11. 
was a n i > l ! < <' In l l n - m i n i s t e r s n( l l i c law 


make n 
ninckery 
nf 
j u s t i c e 


nliire. 
There were others n ho 


shook t h e i r heads, ami, w Inle iipprn\ i n n ot 


c n i l , dc|irecat eil t he nn I hods. 
When 


H i si M i l l e j 
was ilred bv t h e n d l l t l a 


n I he Main si I 
I MC| enl ranee o I I he b u i l d - 


mi; :i urcaler porHon of Ilie crowd ran 
alone I 'niirl slrei-l In an alley j i i s i \\esl ol 
M a i n s i i e e l 
and 
SOIIL;|II .shciler I h e r c . 


nu I n l o t he ai i caused many ol 


t h e m to lake to t h e i r heels, 


I N MM TN I sen 
I \ l u l l s 


i l l number t lie act h e o|iei,ilors 


\ tniin" I hem w er 


w nnien, u hn 
look I II 


o w n h'uids \v 11 li can le 


i- 
^Imrlh . l i t e r m i d n i g h t 


i n i 
\IOFI I'.nnK I I N I D 


'MM 
1:111 ot Power H a l l , a 


I I . i l l , ii hi n' Ihe I ''iMiln I 


u i i r b l i s s 
i annmis, and 
t i l l h'-''e;li 


had 
I j c c t i i l i s i i i . i n i l e d t h c \ were re- 


i n m i n l c t l 
\bmil 
one 
l i n i n l i e i l 
incn 


I b - n 
look 
hold 
of 
t h r e e 
of 
Hiein 


ind 
lor 
some 
iinaccnnnlablc 
reason 


rm down 
In 
I mil I I I s| | eel 


I I 
Is 
Slljipo.sed 
I lull 
I ile\ 
w i l e 


InnkiiiL 
1, lor pn^^ d e l , but were n n . i l i l c in 


Ltd it 
\l 
K m i r t l i 
and 
W a l n n i s i n - i t s 


lie> 
hulled and broke 
I n t o Mrnbel i 


ens store, b u t sei nred none. 


U i m l l s|\li ot 
I h e 
police 
H e r e l i n i l l v 


b i l l e i i ' d 
w i t h bo\\ hit rs, and s i \ e n 
i-i . 


i ' ned shnl mm u minds. 


Anothoi1 /VceduTit. 


( INI INN MI, 11 , March i'.n. 
What w i l l i 


Ireiiicinlmis 
s l a u n h l e r of men, l l i c 


m lion ol l l i c Cmn I Mouse and t h e 


Inr 
1 In- 
I line jirci i n l i n e , < incin 


la ,1 n i ^ l i l earned Hie l l t l e o f t h e Paris 


\ i n c i leu, 
in 
a 
.sense 
nni 
;ii 


i o n i p l l i n e n t n r v to 
Hie 
• I t y . 
I ' i l l 


/ens 
w lio 
hoped 
I he 
1 rouble 
had 


l i r m l m i l e d 
w i l h 
Ihe dcinnnsl nil nm mi 


l-'riday n l u l i l , n-iili/ed Ihe scrioiisne.ss of 
t h e s i i i n i l i o n lasl n l « l i l . 
The e l l v was al 


Hie mercy ol Ilie innb. 
The streets nre 


rnnnbiL; w i t l i blood. 
Ternlled jieople 


\veie l;cpl awake in I h e i r bids bv the 
deadli sound of 
lire arms 
surgeons 


w tM'c c\ er\ w here wii h b loony ha in Is dress- 
in.; Ihe woiinds ol men sliol dniMi in Ihe 
s| i eel s. 
Men M ere defendinii t heir prem- 


ises irnm Hi'- 
i apaeily nf the innli. and 


there were a l l Hie olhei scenes ol an- 
arclu. 
11. was 
.ihoel !i::'.n p. m. local 


I line w lien 


'I Hi: Moll 


cnnimi'iicoil Us attack on the Klrsl KeBl- 
inent oi tht'dldo Nutlotml tiiiards, which 
H as stationed In Hn; jail ami Court-house 
mid behind barricade.'* In the sireels. 
A t t a c k s and repulses continued 
I l l l Hie 


FonrlMcnlh Ohio I n f a n t r y arrived, and in 
t h e nieanlimt.1 the Courl-honse was ilred 
Ihoionghly so as 
1 In be untenable by the 


soitlier.s, and 
I he Fire Department were 


driven awav 
bv Ihe mob, 
The Court- 


home 
had 
been 
b i i r n i n g 
an 
hour 


and a hall, when the 
Foinlcenlh 
Itegi- 


incut, .'inn meu .strong, urrived. This was 
a l i t t l e after eleven o'clock, loeal time 
This legliiienl came up Sjeaniorc street 
and entered the b'irricade on S.veanioro 
mid Kail Court streets, lacing Ihe jail on 
Hie eastern side. 
Colonel 
Kiniiions at 


once Funned his men .mil proceeded I" 


t i.KM; i in: si I I K K I . S 


adjacenl In Hie pill and Conrl-honse. lie 
charged t h e crowd and tired Inlo i t , shoot- 
ing lo k i l l . The sound ol the arms was 
so c o n t i n u o u s I h a l people supposed the 
t . a i l i n g gun wus used, 
Colonel Hunt of 


the Flrsriiegiint'nl said il was not used. 


The lire wax *« deadly that the effects 


w e r c a l l r i b n l c t l In t h e 'Calling gun, and 
I h e most e x l r a v i i g i n l stories wen: circn- 
l.iicd about il, sueli as 
I|K,I one turn tiF 


Hie eiank laid 


i nn; 
t UK.N Mr.N 
1 num. 


in a bloody heap. 
From Dial moment 


and by dial prompt action of DIP military, 
the mob MILS suppressed lor Die nlglil. 
It dispersed I n l o Hie corner of the slreetn 
that cross Court slreet, Main slreet and 
Sycamore street, all Diree of which in 
both directions were commanded from the 
{ail and Courl House and Din adjacent 
banieades. 
The 
most 
nbslinale 
por- 


tion 
o( Die ninb collcded 
on 
Courl, 


street between W a l n u l .sired, and the 
Courl-lionsc, In 
Coiirl street 
market, 


plane, where Ihe .sired has a wlellh of 
about Ijn fet't. 
"n the west side nl 


W a l n u l , »'ilh its end lacing Ihe market 
place, i s C o n i t stieel iiuirkel-hoiise where 


I Ml' 
1 K l n l KISS I'OOK I I K I ' t ' l i K 


by si ores, and w i l h ne, linns but short- 
range pistols, stood uillcy after volley 
from Dm soldiers 
who ivere in front, of 


Die Court-house behind I h e i r barricade of 
hea\y oil barrels which c.xlendcd clear 
across DIM street, 
Once III luvhlle some 


one Ironi Ihe e n i M i l hidden behind the 
b u i l d i n g al Ihe noi'lheiist corner of Will- 
mil, 
and 
Courl 
sireels 
would 
Urn 


u 
pistol 
.shnl 
nl 
the 
soldiers. 


They a l w a y s reloi'led w l l l i a \olley gen- 
erally directed ul the thickest crowd, 
w i d t h was nliMiyi 
lu 
the end of Die 


market-house. 
On the sidewalk In front 


ol Ihe drug .store, on 
Ihe southwest, 


corner ol Court and Wiilnul sheds', H\ e 
hicn were shnl dead. 
The 
windows of 


Ihedrng store, i t s Moors and Die sidewalk 
in fronl ol il were s t i l l stained and bc- 
spullercd w i l h blood. This lirlng west, 
mi Courl sired made 
I ravel on Vine 


si reel acros.s Courl sired, icry perilous, 
Many persons who were mil of the mob, 
but 'wlio, on Ihe 
i outran', Were mere 


pcde.il rhins on I heir way home. 


Vt I'I IK WlM'MH'.li 
II l.l'.Ss S K K H I t ' S I . Y 


in cr-ossliiK Vine si reel. 
In fuel, H was 


mil'111 near daybreak llml il was safe In 
cross (.'onrl si reel at, an} polnl between 
WiilnnL slniel and ('enl rai avenue. 
A f t e r 


I Ins dispersion 
of 
I h e rioters 
by the 


Fourteenth 
Iteitlinenl this siliialimi of 


affairs 
ennHniieil 
t i l l 
nearly tlaybreak, 


w h e n Ihe ciowds i;railnally incited nway. 


I I' 
I U K I I I I S I ' I T V I . , 


"11 rciiiinds MIC ol hlootly bullies dnr- 


iim the war," said a veteran army sur- 
snrneon nl the city HosplUil lasl, nl»hi. 
Men ivere brmiuld In conslantly wllli the 


M I I S r i i m i K i n i r. i m i t i i M i \ V I I I ' . N I I S . 


W i l l i v e i ' \ few exeepUons till were made 
willi 
lu'rue 
balls 
Hud' l»r« 
tearful 


looking wishes. 
Some were suspliiullieir 


lasl, as they \vere carrletl In on .st relchers. 
nthei'M 
liuil 
only 
hours 
or 
min- 


utes to live, and inaiiv were certain to 
lose arms or leys. 
I n HIM small operalitie; 


looms w l l l i Ihe corps of .sin-neons nnd 
nurses busy ill work, Ihe Illulit men were 
asslslcd by the l u l l tia.v w a t c h . The scene 
was linlc.serlhiihly siekeidii); lo tin; no- 
\iee, and even experienced physicians 
were appalled :il 
l l i c magnitude of Ihe 


bltindy blisiness 


The Miijontv of the Law An'nin'AnsovtBd. 


I ' I N I ' I N N A 11, ('., March ,11, -Thins 
for 


t h e protection of l i f e and properly have 
been matured. 
There had been area I 


need ol n 
heiiil. 
Mii.vnr Stephens; had 


been (hm^i-ronsl) ill w i l h pneumonia, ami 
Sill nrdiiy lell hm hed al Hie risk 
of his 


l i f e lo 
ulve dli 
lions. 
J l e spent lln: 


whole nmhl In his olllee and 
ill 
points 


nhcie In- could i|n most. 
Yesterday he 


was 
in urcnl 
diinster 
of 
a 
rcliipse, 


b i l l 
his 
plans look 
shape 
and ur- 


i n a l 
control 
"I 
liolh 
c i v i l 
and 


nrlllar;, is In l,he Inind.s ol e m i n e n t c i l i - 
/i-ns, i\'iili (ieneral .1, D . l ' o x as leailim; 
mlMier 
Yesierdiiy morning the Mayor 


issued a fnnnnl call lor a mecl Inu nl cil I- 
/ens to del ise menus for prnleclliif; III.; 
elly Ironi the rimmcs of the mob, 
A list 


il one hiindred mimes w,is selecled, unil 
,i i i i a j n r l l v nl Ihein nnlllled al. once, Hie. 
recall 
Hit' 
iilhce. 


The 
f o l l o w i n g call was Issued ami ills- 


t r i b n t c i l Ilirmi!,'!! I lie .streets: 


M u nil's OITII K, 
I 


I ' I N I ' I N N i i i , March ,'in, us.|, 
)' 


D r i l l Sn: 
Yon are requested to meel. 


other cili/ens, who Intve been appointed 
an aiU ism-y eomniillce, al Ihe city build- 
ings 
tliis 
i S n i n l a v ) 
evenluK 
at 
seven 


o'clock. 


I s;i!;ned I TIIOI. ,1. S i |.-|'IIK\S, Mayor. 


niicttces of dHoucillcnee to this proclama- 
tion will lie upon those who full to regard 


I I . 


I.Signed.|' Titos, .r. STKi'iinxs, Mayor. 


.MOH1-- TKlllll'S N K K i m n . 


The followlim was issued dtirlna; tin- 


•ifleruoon. 


.\i).ii-rvx 
ji-(iKM'.i:M. K I X I . K Y — I hereby 


ret|iiest Hull the (iovernnr coneenlrate in 
t h i s ' e i l v 
immediately 
all 
the 
avail- 


illde 
Inrec 
nl 
Ohio 
I l l l l i t l U , 
bellevlll", 


that 
HIM prcscn 
d a strom; body ol! 


hoops w i l l save necessity f-jr t'lcir aclnai 
Use| signed | Tims..I Si i. I M I K N - S , Mayor. 


AeeonliiiKlv 
A d j u t a n t - l i e n c r a l 
Klnley 


ordered Colonel K u i r e k l n ol Die Sl.xth 
lii-uiinenl, w i l l i liradipiai'lei's at. Cllllll- 
eollie, to m u s t e r ins iroops ill onue and 
i ome to C i n c i n n a t i Iiv special train. This 
was 
done 
and 
ilie\ 
arrived al lour 


o'clock. 


Midi were Hie pr- parutions for last 


night's reception ol Ihe mob 


About X::;n o't lock a ren'mienl from Co- 


luinljus, -,'itardim' Hie Conn slreet ap- 
proach, w'as Ilred i n t o by one of the moo 
from iiniille) belwccn Main and Walnut, 
on Courl. 
The troops answered the 


challenge by a lew shots, winch was (ol- 
low'iMl l)v a vollev .mil seicral sliols (rom 
the ( l u l l i n g yun slaHoucd there. 
The 


number ol i n | i i i c d lonld not lie ascer- 
laiiiMtl. 
The ilrmn then conllnin-d In all 


directions, 
It. was the pnrpo.sc ot the 


militia to clear the streets. 


Therioler.s had lallen off tn about 
one- 


hall Ihe number of the preceding iiiuhl, 
and their spirit seemed broken by Ilie hit- 
ter arrangements lor Ihoir receplion, and 
ihe prompt and eneruetle action ot Ilie 


T I I K W A I ! 
K . N ' l l i : i > . 


Ihrce o'clock 
this inoruini; Hicrt! 


\ery few people on Hie streets. The 
' WMI'M dlhtrlbuleil about the cenll'iil 
ot Die ell), and where three or more 


were 
(mind together 
they were 


ordered 
to mine on 
(Jnlcl, reigned, 


There WHS a arcnl deal of powder burnt 
duriiiL: t h e n i n l i t , but nol a jjroul many 
bullet'* llreil to k i l l 
The slioolluic before 


inldnmlil 
was 
a|i]iarenlly 
heavier 


and 
more 
1-t.mstant 
than 
Sntni- 


ilny ni;;hl, and 
up 
lo 
eleven o'clock 


or'cven mitlnij;hl, II 
was 
believed 
tin- 


dead list woiihl he urcally Increased by 
the nltfiit's work; lids did not prove lo 
be the east, as not more I him three, men 
have b 
i K i l l e d and possibly Iwiec Hull 


number 
wounded. 
The war 
is - now 


Ihoimht, to be over, 
and il is liinu 'to 


count Hi" cost and consult" Hie cause ami 
effect of Die terrible, affair. 


Thieves are indiislriously plyln, 


trade ill localities exposed by Hie 
ilrawal of HIM police. 


l!y order nl Dm Secretary ol War, a 


detachment of 1'nlled Stales regulars is 
held in readiness lo protect United Stales 
properly here, il necessary. 


Among the men In jail for parlleiputing 


in Ihe riot is "I'eggy" Warren, a member 
ol Die lasl Legislature of Ohio, 
lie is 


said lo have been among Die most ad'ne 
in counselling robbing ol gun stores, 


;m Irreparable Ins-, in Ihe 


:! s'lir^inii, Innvlini;, insane 


number ol ^\holn responded to 


call 
i m n i c d i a l c l y m 
HIM .Major's 


CM u i 


clama- 
Shortly a f t e r Ihe 


tion also was issued : 


Cis'i'ixis'M'i, March ,",n. 


Misguided men, alleging iniligualinn 


t h a i hie criminal laws are not properly 
i xeenled, have Iliemsehes been led i n t o 
t h e crime of assaulting public, olllecrs of 
t h e peace and ileslroylng private prop- 
e r l v 
I, therefore, Mayor of C l n c l n n i i l i , 


do lierebv command all such pet's'oiis lo 
de.sisi from their lawlessness and obey 
HIM eons-muled mtlltorilici, 
I call upon 


a l l good i ih/ciis lo rally lor Die prcseiva- 
tion of the public peace. 
Such as lire 


w i l l i n g to enroll themselves us special po- 
lice during I lie emergency will 
please 


repml Ihcniselve.s ut Ihe police station 
neiircsl t h e i r homes, where Hie 
ollleer 


in eliaruc Is hereby dlrccled lo 
i nroll 


them and provide means nt assembling 
them. 
Members nt the l i r u n d 
\rinv of 


t h e Uepnblic are rcfiuesled 
lo assemble 


w i t h Ihcirollleers :it llii>lr posts and re- 
port HieuisclM'S by messenger In me for 


', simUm 1 duly. Cili/.eni are 
warned 
lo 


j keep the boys and youth of their fmiiilies 


1 ut lionie, and all lo remain quietly In their 


I Ininsc.s except lliose organl/.eil and en- 


rnllcd us abov • directed. 
All persons 


found nn Die siivct utter seven o'clock 
t h i s evening w - i l l b c rcf|til red lo show good 
cause tor being abroad. The authorities 
nl the city and 
f't 
Die State are deter- 


mined that order shall be Immediately ami 
permanrnlly restored, unil Die eonsi!- 


Uncle lor I'nvlntr I'tit-poMod. 


City Clork Durfee lum roccnvpil n copy 


of the lileomiiiKton /.einlrr, which spciiku 
»H followB of the itimibility of the brick 
pnvitiK for ntrootH In thut cit\ : 


Now that the city in denning tlieliriek- 


Iiisvwl wtreetH mi onportunify in iill'nrdeil 
tho intoTWitcil (ilwerver to wituenR the 
niowt iiKrooiilile nnd profitable, residtn 
street vnviiiK ever nccoinpliHlied by HUH 
city, or miy othur in tho iitiito of Illinois. 
Wenr in hnrilly )ion'cptilile, while the Bnr- 
fH(*e \K an Hmootli nn when liiid down, 
Wliilc this Hort of pnvenient can lio laiH 
M (ilicap iw nny ofher, nml elumper thnn 
nmny othe.ru, ypt i 
1' in the only kind tlmt 


him lieoii tried in the ntnlo (uxpeumve 


lionlilerH exempted) Hint doe» not 
RonMn:it nml pxpimnlvo rtipuirH. 


.Snimitli nt nil tinuiR, eiwiily olnnniwl, iiolne- 
UMW nnd ilnrntilc, It in c.ertftiidy worthy of 
ndi.ption l>y nil olIUw wlu> IUITO u pridv tn 
HIP lifftntj1 
unit 'loiivdiilenw of their 


jit rtsft*. 
*^ 
. . . .-.«. 


twl 


A tiiiwynr'ft Opinion of Int.erostot, 


All. 


•I. A. Tiiwnoy, Km|., n lending nltoriioy 


nf Winnim, Minn,, writes. "After lining 
it for iilnrt) HIIIM Uireo yntirH, I tiiki 
1 1,'roiit 


pleasure in HtidihK 
(hut I regard Dr. 


IVIIIK'H Now Discovery fur (!i>imiiiii|ilioii, 
IIH llm licst remedy in the worM for 
C'oiHs'lin niul Colds. 
It linn never fuilod to 


t'lirn Hiti most severe t'oltln I have liiid, 
mid invnrmlily relioveH the pnin in the 
client." 


'I'riul Mottles nf t HIM mire cure for nil 


'1'lirniit niul Tiling' I'INCIIHO may be luul nt 


iV llulilinrd'H 
I.IK). 


J)ru 
Htore 


nl 


' 


a 1'iitcnt I'riifewi Flour 


rptiiinH nil the «()iirinliiaeiit, ooiitnintxl in 
HID wlimit. None of il* virtue* nre WHato<l. 
'1'ry It. 
PeclB-dAwtf 


Mukn iv Noto of Thin. 


We liny chtell.v of the mnnnfuetnretli 


mill importorn, whcroin wo iwv» tliB job- 
btir'it profltN, wliinh VRrieH from live to 
forty per emit., mid onr mmtomere got the 
bemilH. 


m 
H«»P. Preporwl by 
r'"* »-1 
H«'k'«« * On., b«i.tnr, IlL 
nil 


Killed unit Wounclort. 


Cisi'i.NXi'i'i, n , March ,",!.. -The 
mosl 


cloi|iicnl and nl H'iU same t i m e a w f i d sum- 
mary nf Ilie dreadlni work jnsl, done In 
lids slricken city, is found in Ihe following 


I ' A I I I I M . I . I S I ' HI'1 K M . I HI 
I N ' l l \\ I H ' M I K I l , 


which, Dioujjh tar from eoinplele, is the 
best, that I'liu lie compiled up lo the hour 
of w r l l l i m - 


K 1 1 I t I' 


.lames Condon, No. 7'J I l n n i slruel, car- 


riau'i! b h i c k s m i l l i , leaves a wife and Ihreis 
chlhlrcn. 


John lla\'ei'cram|i, C e n t r a l avenue, co.d 


carl driver. 


Krily, Jlavemeyer, No. ^'"i Woodward, 


asxeil lorly-one, liod-earrier, wife and live 
children. 


l-'ninlt lleilerslu'lincr, No. ,'I'J Cenlral 


avenue, employ,>tl in Tenlirook's f u r n i t u r e 
faetorv; --uppoil of his inolher and siep- 
falher' 


lli'ii 
Kink, 
1(11 
W a l n n l .slreel: shne- 


i n a k e r ; 
supporlinj; 
his 
i n o l l i c r 
and 


Iniiiily 


.lolin Siiyu'er, .Vi I'lasl from s t r e e t : ma, - 


ried. 


Joseph llesohl. l i l i i l \'ine sired, I'iu'ar- 


uiaker-, i niployed al llonch's. 


M I K t s D'Dil), Sloo .slreel, between Can1 


and l''rncn a n , d r i v e r loi .losepli Sliarldt n: 
lca\es w i l e a n i l millhi'i'. 


A n t o n l-'ohler, it7,1 Clark slreel, near 


Harriet 


.lolin Dickey, Concord strcel, t w e n l y - 


111 e; support ol inolher. 


I 
1'! auk lterginiin,ilrl\iT: residence I!mid 


and Harriet street. 


Thus. A. (Jrcen, cniorcd, sun ol l i c v . I 
1',. 


W 
(ireen, of Tiiris, l\y.: coiicliman Inr 


M r . Decamp ill \\ondale. 


Anton Sinner, SI C u t l e r slreel; .shoe- 


maker. 


John (ioelilo, 17" Sprlm; sti'eel; bar- 


tender Inr K'nssell on r,,iee slreel, 
lie- 


twcim l''ourtli and J''iflh. 


Sam llcnan, il"'-' \Vesl Third slreel, em- 


ployed ill, Siilllvan'.s, on Vine sin.nd be- 
tivcen Tolii'th autl Fli'lh; died 
ol heal I 


disease dnrim; tin 
1 excileinenl, 


Jacob Mel'/.ir; : l 
( > linckeye; stone-cul- 


ler. 


Kred Sien.ser, l.im.in, t ) , ; employed as 


liar-lentler. 


Koiir bodies, n n i d e n l i l l e d , arc 
vcl 
at 


lliibm's. 


v i 
i n r. iiiisen vi, 


l>\ ini; dead a re 


John,!, Hennessey, lils 
S m i l l i slreel, 


widower, no t a m l l y . simi m t h e abdo- 
men. 


Henry .1. I'ie.ser, residence u n k n o w n : 


shot in Die rlyhl breast. 


I ' n k u o w u mail, shot in Ihe head. 
Waller Fin , lined I ivcnty-lvvo; enrriai;e- 


maker, L"Jt, Ka.sl S i x t h si in/I; slmi I l i r o i i u l i 
both I h l u l i s ami serolnm. 


I'eler liaell, I w c n l v - l i v e ; Frcenianavcn 


ne and l.ibcriy: shot In lell fool and r uhi 
lea. 


Conrad Hreslaii, Sycainme.-ind \blifinl; 


shot, Ihronuh t h e body. 


( ' u p l a i n John .1. llesinond, l.)lle tii'eys; 


shol 
Ihroui^li 
the 
head: 
«'}\ • .support 


of 
a 
widowed 
i n o l h e r ; nromislni,' 


yonna 
nllorne) : 
ineinher 
ol 
Hie 


law 
linn id 
Mealy Bra nun ^ liesninnd, 


W i l l NIHill. 


l-'rank lioeK, t i n n e r , a.i.'ed l i i i r i y - l m i r ; 


.shot In calf of lea1. 


Michael 
l i a f l e r l y , 
forl)-one, 
laborer, 


;',i,'_' B t o a t l i v a v ; shot in abdomen, v e r v 
serious, 


M i k e Sliuy, 
I went y-lwo, hnrsc-shoev, 


Kilanlir si reel, hel ween Third a ml F o u r l l i , 
shol In r'njhl t h i u l i 


Edward /ciiinler, nineteen, Miii|i!oyed in 


surveyiiiL!; i n s t r i i n i e n i maiinfiieinry; lell 
lltijrh' 


.billies Leonard, forl), salesimin: left 


Jesse Hriuhl, seveiilerii, hold waller; 


mhl hand and ri^hl Ihlgh. 


Atlolph iin/.t-n, twenty-live, harteiidt r; 


In rij.hl li-i; below the knee. 


L'has. 
lireiulwell, 
eighteen, 


washer; right elbow. 


Henry Dulle, elshtccn, (armor; in right 
' Samuel 'fox, colored, twenty, laborer; 


thi-ouu'h right shoulder. 


Janics fay i 
twenty-el«ld, carpentcri 


throneh Icft'ankle. 


.Jackson Tocld, ihlrty-cl.ulit, llreman of 


State repair boal on canal; in breast. 


Charles Curlier, twenty, carrluff,<- trim- 


mer; ui ii|> ami twice In chest. 


The following have been brought in 


since Saturday noon: 


Dan 
(,'hristmiui, 
ailed 
lliirty-sevcn, 


elciir-nmkci1; Ihrougli h-fi ankle. 


l.'elty Hn.-ltenlioek, history unknown: 


serlon'slv llirotmh rialil shouhler. 


Win "llnrch,' 
lltty-ninc, iron-worker; 


lefl le.!,' broken ami llesli w o u n d In right 


7'tiarles Bloom, lldrty-Hirei, Jirewev; 


Hi rough the head, 


Henry 
Burly, twenly-seven, carriage 


puinfcr'; through Hits right thigh. 


(irlll 
<'. 
Jlatshe, 
eigliluon, 
tlr lv er ; 


through It'll side. 


William Kelly, elghlcim, lahorer, ins 


I'leasanl, street; In loft thigh and hand. 


John Kelly, twenty, Columbus, d., pri- 


vate of Company KI Kotirtccnlh lie^l- 
men!; slight shot ill tho leg. 


Joel Kiiouse, thlrly-lour, employed In 


rolling mill at. lllversidi.1: rlglil leg. 


Theodore Kleekler, twenty-lour, porter: 


righl foot. 


Michael 
Alack, twenty-live, 
laborer; 


right imn. 
, 


llenry.Ncimeyer, forty, tailor; through 


i-lghl shoiililer. 


Harry 
Powers, 
twi/nly-thrc'-i black- 


smllh:'right leg lirnken ami shot through 


.loliiTnraalh or 
Barlli, 
iV-s' 
1'' 
1 
Hftiicn; 


Dirongh shouliler, 


.Mill 
lii'obc, 
forly-soven, 
ninulder; 


breast,. 


Kdwai'd liliem, twenty-live, baker; rlaht 


leg.(ieorge lljuisom, twenly-llvc, salesman; 
Ihroiif-h left lung, 


Wm, Sulllvin, seventeen, prlnlcr: right 


.ioh'u Sliny, Iwenly-one, Inhoriii1; left 


thigh. 
hue Simmons, twenty-four, 
palntor; 


hliot very seriously through the breast. 


Herman Sheni|)l, twenty-three, uphol- 


sterer; shot in Hie neck. 


Kdwiird Sliven, 
Iweitty-ltiree, press- 


man; rigid, shoulder. 


Henry JX'olbush, twuiily-one, laborer; 


hknll Ir'aelm-eil. 


\Viii. 
Wi-slcnlioff, 
Iwenly-fonr, 
cur 


piilntui 
1; lefl hand and thluli. 


Joseph Wise, twenty-live, varnlshcr; 


loft side. 


Leo Vogelge.sang, twonty-lhrce, private 


u Company I1'., from Columbus; .shot, in 
llm head; slight wound, 


Charles Miller, lltl.y-three, cigar pack- 


er; in hettil, very sorlously, 


J. K. Ilockcrmiinn, Iweiily-mic, gla'/.ler: 


In boll) legs. 


Charles Khnrliardl, I w e n l y - f o n r (cani- 


ster; through riglit kiieo. 


C'onrail lingo, twcnly-IlM', baker; rigid 


cheek. 


Alfred Hopkins, llfly-three, .sleaiubnal- 


man; Unough left arm, 


l'lilll|i Hermann,twenty-two,carpenter; 


in left knee. 


(ieorge 
Kcmper, 
twenty-live, black- 


stiillh; \ e r y s e r l m n l y w o n n d e d i n c h e s i . 


Louis Kolp, lorty-one, varnisln r: In 


right leg. 


l-'reil 
Knkenhers, thirly-lliree, clerk; 


right knei'-jolnt shot, ihrmiL-h. 


Louis Kriner, lllly-lliree, jiiu'lor; In 


both legs and lefl hand. 


Andrew 
Nichols, colored, llurtv-llve, 


laborer; seviouslv shot In lell side and 
t h r o u g h sloinach. 


A.NO riii-'i: i.o i . 


At, Die (lood Saiu.irilan 
hospital art1 


these: 


(ieorge (Llgsi h, Iwenly-lwo, lamplighl- 


er; right, knee. 


Wni. M e l l n u l i , boiler-maker; right hip. 
Fdwnrd 
l i n l l n g l i e r , 
."ds 
Sycamore 


slrnel; shnl in rluhl chest; 
was liiken 


home. 


D r , ' A r l l n i r Lelloulilller, who was so 


seriously wounded In t h e hreasi and arm 
while 
u'ltiiiKlIng the i i t h e r i i n l n r i u i i a t c s 


early Saturday innrnin^, Is |iriigrcsshi!i 
nicely III a p r i v a t e w a u l at t h e h o s p i t a l . 


noles, that llic Creeks mill own It byrlghl. 
The writer o( tho IctU-M says: ••Aritfiw- 


aro being, made, tojc^cal 
e 
iicn -tlmt Is Okhilioma-iiorlh of 
Clniarron. 1 bclk-vo tliat »-H one 
will be left out 1" thirty ilayn." 


the 
acre 


First Fruits of tho Cincinnati 


IXMNArous, 
INI-., March :n.--Afier 


thlriv-two hours' •li-llhernllon the jury In 
the Andrew Koerncr w i f e innrder .-a-i, 
returned n verdict of 
KiHll.V Saturday 


evening with II"' 
llt'11"1 I"'1111"?'' ""' 


evidence against liocrncr was 
wholly 


circumstantial 
nnd 
nut 
altogether 


eomplete, 
and 
the 
.loutli 
|wn.illy 


was 
then-fore 
unexpected. 
I In 
1 'I'" 


plorable 
situation 
in 
I'lin-ln- 


nail, however, wives 
II s emphasis, am 


for tliH reason Die result, meets 
\ t h 


unanimous aplH'oviil. 
Koerncr Killed Ids 


wife In a snihlcn fn-n/.y three days helore 
Ohrlstimis and sought to lay lln- 
upon his brother, then upon a m 
and allerwitrd upon tramps. 
'I her 


no witnesses to the tragedy. 


A T«xn» Incident. 


J-'oin- Woiun, Tr.x., 
.March 
:n. A 


special In tin- <!„::<W- says a foul murder 
was committed I h N mornllifj on Twelve 
Mile prairie, twenty miles south of Will's 
I'onil, 
rarllcnlars me learned as 
fol- 


lows-, 
Some Him- ago u man niinied Hurt 


fenced up the entire outlet of Win. Cncl;. 
rell, agreeing to place a pusi-age way 
through llic pasture al a convenleiil point 
and agreeing mallow CocKrcll's Mock in 
cess to the pasture, 
Later Hurl rclnscd 


to comply wilh the iiirreeineni mid an al- 
tercation 
rose, which 
emh'd 
In Cod 


rell 
riding to Hart's gale ami si 
ling 


him live limes through ll"' M"''.v M' 
11"™ 


him i n s t a n t l y , 
Tim murderer placed (In 
1 


corpse. In u wagon nml 
M-IH 
H a way bv 


a negro, then lied and has mil I 
n cap- 


turcd, 
llolh parlies were well-to-do, n- 


specled cill/.ellS. 
The 
k i l l i n g seems In 


have been In cold lilooil, I hough 
ni.iny 


dnultl Illl.", owing lo llic hlitll chnrai Id' 
of t'ockri'll. 
Hart, was 
lallier ol .Mrs. 


Norwood, who w i t h i n two month* hud 
just both parenli and a lirolher, 
The 


k i l l e r wns- killed at 
( i p e l i k n , 
A l a . , six 


wecki ago w h i l e pcrfnrminu d u l y mi ' liy 
Marshal. 


Tho Ilivi-i-H FullhiK. 


V i r k . n i ' i i i ! , Miss., March , i l . 
l.ale re- 


pnrts I 
clveil here show t i n - Mississippi 


In lie steadily deellnln;! Irom Urecnvllli-, 
Miss-,, in Si, ,loe, |,ii, 
Siinllnwcr Klver Is 


also l u l l i n g rapidly I r n m Its head to In 
month. Tlie fulled Slates relic) Mcuincr 
Vldiilin arrived t o - n i u h l . 
Her ullii-cr* re- 


port h a v i n g moved ;',ni> liead olstoeli Irnm 
St. iloe, 
I'lnnlers In Tennis parish an- 


now mil ol ilang'T, 


Ci-iinhuil l)v u Falliinr Tree, 


V i n i i i N M , l i . i . , .March :;l. 
YeMcnlay 


mnrnlng while two young men were Idl- 
ing a tree near Ashland, In lids county, 
t h e i r 
failii-i'i 
W i n . 
Sehrlinsler, 
up- 


proai'licd, 
'I'ln-y hallooed nl him, 


TO-DAY. 


A full line of JERSEYS, in Cardinal, 


Navy, Drab and Wine; also Black, at $2.00 
to $4,(K). 


We have a full stock of new BA/AH 


PATTERNS for Spring 


BA/AR DRESS-MAKER, wmtuininff 7M 


new fashion plates, now ready. 


NEW SKIRTS, NEW BUSTLES, NEW 


CORSETS, HDKFS,, GLOVES, PRINTS, 
GINGHAMS, &c. 


EMBROIDERIES. 


N. B. In addition to our numerous ^rciat bar 


gains on all kinds of goods, we will give to every 
purchaser of $5 and over a very handsome cloth 
bound Dictionary, containing 32,000 words and 
600 engravings. A very useful article for school 
children or in any family. 
F.LHAYS&CO. 


ilei- the excitement, ol 11 
tool; Ihe eonr.ii- tin- irci 
caught and I n s t a n t l y It I 


nl mi- 


moment In- nils- 


was talllni!, was 


O K L A H O M A I , A M ) . 


Tlin Covotocl Goal of Many Hxpo- 


(litionfi to bo Invostirrnl.oil 


by Congroae. 


Ftrnt FriiitB of u OoBtly 


Texas Jnclttont Oilier 


Saorlileiv-A 
News. 


We linvp jiwt reeeived a liirjje invoice 


of UwlHiireinlH, Table LinciiNHiul Towolfl, 
embraoiiiK all kiittlx ami t|iiiilitic8, from 
tho (ilioupOHti to tho bent in tho market. 
1'ricothese s-ooiln before yon buy. 


Dig 18. 
OHBAT- STORK. 


Foil tlie licit s////i'v of Uarpots, ami 


loin-si /ll-l'CM, RO t,0 
IjINN \- SOHPOllN, 


March'21i-il*wlt 


OIIDKK your bard coal from F. 
P 


Oaldwell. I>. 0. Block. Telephone 256. 


not 17 dtf 


Chancery Notice. 


STATK OK ILLINOIS, i 


MHCUII County, 
i 


In Ihr (.'Ireillt Colll't to Muy Term, A. 0. 18.SJ. 
Jnaiwr ,1. Votlilotionl nnit I.nwhor HUITOWR, 


eoniplnlnantn, VR. K.il\Tnrit Oiifinltly, ilot'onil- 
nnl.—Hill in I'orpelosn. 


A 


KKIKAVn 
1 nt' the oon-roiitilcneo of until 


(Uifondimt, F.rtwiircl (jia^ldy, hftvli 


nk'il In tho iitllc-t of thu (Mark of snlil 


is^lily, hftvlnv heim 
' 
• BlilClicult 
Cnurl, notice In hereby iilven lo pnlil Edward 
Onflflltly thnt nntd (M>mpliilnnntN bnvc- horolo- 
fore tllotl thplrtillloruomplalnt In snld court 
nn ll\c ehKiK'oryBlde thereof In until diumo, anil 


on Imiuoilflut iif saltl 
upon 
ndHiit, ratumKblont the 


Ihiil « minimons thereu 
1'iiiirt HtrntiiHil unUldorondii, r a u m K o n 
e 
Courl Itoiino In tho oily of I>ocii«ir, InmM 
'•ounty, on |tbe Moanu Mondilnjr of May noit, 
ilHmi, K» in liy low rciiulrml; which caiisvli 
now iK'nilliiK.Hnrt nnilctermtnetl In mid court. 


K. MoCTjItlJiAN, Clerk. 


ANNOUNCEMENTS. 


HAVUNI, linen urtroil liy many nl nur h-iullim 


IniriinertH nn-iuinil vtilern ol thoiltl wiird, wltli- 
oul rrKiiril to opinion or pm'ly, to beooino a 
enndlflate I'm' Altlerninn, 1 hereby nmiouiico 
niyHeir OH n eamlldtik- for thut pOHillnn, with- 
out p'etlirti or proinlHi- olhcr Ihun, It'cloulod.to 
repi'MHenl tho Intorom of Iho tnx-piiyors of tlio 
.'til wnril niul Ihe t.'lly to Ihe liesl of my ulilllly. 


Wll.MAM H. HTAHH. 


WKarpiiiithnrliicil to announce MAIITIN I 
1. 


MuiteiiKV a.s n enntltiliilt} for Supervisor ot 
Deeiuur tinvnulllp. 


WB nre mithorl/.ott lo uniKinnt-'e F.I). HA- 


woivrn n« a etinilliliite for Aldcninin in Ihe 
flrsl Wnnl, 
• 


WB nro nuliiorl/eil In niimmnee JOHN \V. 


KnttHKM, an n eimillilulc lor iililerniini In the 
Itl'HI Wllltl. 


WK Hn- imthorl/.eil to iiiininiiieo IWii.i.iAM 
ycnnoM. nuacHiulluU1 Inr re-elect ton iiMiililcr- 
ninn In Ibe Ihlnl wnnl. 


WK nre uuthnrlxinl to nnnounce HXNUV 0. 


OAKRR im n ctindiilale for re-eleetltin UH nMf'r- 
mnn In the fourth ward. 


Uv tho nriront reiiuent of nmny voters rop- 


rcflcntltiK nil piu'tsof the Hoenntl ivnrd, |j, K. 
MII/.XY hiw oonaenlt'tl to licconio H ennilldau' 
for Altlormnn of thn BHIIIU ut the enanln« city 
oloctlon. 
• 


llv nn (lollcltiitlon of many frloniln anil tho 


llhoml support received at our laet nprliiR 
election, 1 hcrutiy nnnonnco myHclf (in n candi- 
date for Township collector at the next April 
election. 
C. C. HAUOI.I KK. 


can fnrnuh yon Decntnr 


oonl on short -aoiioe. Telephone 25C.- 


oo!7dU 
i 


Olilalionuv Land. 


\\ v s n i N ' i i i i i N , H ('., March ."I, ••('iin- 


t a i n I'aync nl Olilahotna lame 
has liuen 


here Ini son ie t i m e enlightening Congress- 
men regarding his experience.* in al!ein]it- 
inn in establish a colonj nf hclllers upon 
the i l i i p n t c i l Iracl nf lantl in 
lln- 
hulian 


Terrlinry and 
reifurtllng 
UHI cvlraonll- 


narv trealinent In: receiveil at the hands 
ol Hie I'Vilei'iil, c i v i l ami military aullinri- 
lies 
His Idler lo Commissioner of 
In- 


dian Affairs Trice, recently printed, lias 
attracted at lent Inn. 
Snine. nf the, ineiu- 


hers of lln 
1 
Military Cniumillee, nf I he 


I'nbHi: I/amis Coin mi I tee and of tin: Indian 
Affairs ('ommlUce of the llonsi! Ihlnl; Ihal 
Captain I'ayne's case Is worthy ol a thor- 
ough 
Congressional 
InvestIgalIon, not 


simply because of the singular elrcuin- 
Htawes I'Diitioctcd wllh tin 
1 notion of Ihe 


military authorities anil this federal court 
ollli'liils of Kansas, bill also IH.MUIUSU ol 
the lienrliig of Ihe i.'iisi: upon tliiislalus ol 
Hie Oklahoma limits ami l.he action of the 
l l o v e r n m e n l wilh refertuic.e, to IhiM'atlle 
leases In Ihe Indian 'IVrrllory. 


ril.MMI'I'l !• rs 
A I VVOKIi. 


Thu House Cinninlllet 1 on Mllltnvy Af- 


fnil's has called upon 
llic Secretary of 


Witt-for all proclamation-!, military oi- 
tiers ami all oilier papers pertaining to 
the rcninval nf persons altcinpl.lng In ef. 
feet hnnieslcail settlement, of tin 
1 Okla- 


homa lands. 
Tin1 House Coininlttct 
1 op 


Public, i.aniN w i l l probably soon investi- 
gate! Hie i|U(!sli(in \vlii;lln;r or nol. those 
lauds belong lo the. (iovcrnincnl. The 
tJuniinllloe on Indian Affairs N nlreaily 
examining Iho fuels relating lo Ilie leas- 
ing of lamls In thu Indian Territory lor 
c a t t l e (Timing purposes. 


A lei t'i'received here from a gentle- 


man in tin1 Indian Territory .says Unil Ille 
culllc men there tad been assessed one- 
f o u r t h of one cent per acre more than 
they hail expected for this purpose of get- 
ting Ihings lixed al Washington. Jle 
says that lite board of dlreelory of the 
(,'herokci: Stock Association arc giving 
leases on all pnblli: lands north uf Hie. 
Clniarron Hlvnr. 
Another scheme pri- 


valely talked of lie says is to gel a lease 
of tlii; Creeks orSemlnolcs. 
H Isclalined 


that the (.'reeks havencvergol pay for HID 
lands transferred by treaty to Ihc Semi- 


Whnt'ii In " Niimi'l1 


.IHKri'.lisnN CITV, Mn,, .March "I 
The 


(iovernor has i-eiiillti'il Ihe jmlgmeni 
< > l 


,¥',!,,jili) rdidel'cil by the St. l,onli Crimi- 
nal Courl agatiH I 
1'. X. .McC.ibciis MI rely 


on two reeognl/ance.s for t i n - iippeiiriuice 
b e f o r c s a l i l e o u r t . n l .loliu llammd, 
in- 


dlctetl for robbery, 
which rceojiiiUanecs 


were lorleilcd laM January. 


niAHKKT ItKI'OKTS. 


Qruin nml Provlnlonn. 


s'r. Lorn. 


Conn',' -llii'hei'; inldilllnii II ',M.I| 'it-. 
K i n i m -Mi'.iid.M -S'.X.V ini'linici', ^.l.'.UiH.siij 


imlellll., J.'i.',.'i((JH. Ill, 


WIII..M 
MeiKi.i; No.:.', llc.l, yi.ir.i', 


lleil, !lle,.c. 


I'OIIN Menih': No, 
',' tnlveil, 
•!','•. 


No, :: while mueil, h.l'4'n.VI1;!1. 
mis- i i i H i n - r i No. :;, ai'i. 
Hvi: -Sieuilv; No. ", mie. 
TtiiiAt't'n 
l-'lnii; ,UHK. comninn to eh itce, 
t'h'WjMM; 
lent: common re.I leal', |s nn.|) 


HUH; nieilllltn I*' RiitMl f l:;,rill'MT..Vl, 


l l A V ' - I ' m l r i e .'"..MKi/iHi.ni I ' l l prliiii-! H'l.'M 


win..Ml nireliiilci", nilM'il ?'i".ii inr c 
ID prime: I l l l l n l l l V 1MH".I" Inr prime I 
Unrrim- l-'lrni; clniii'u ere.iini'i'v, 


limey, lll'/^rie: iliilrj. i:oml in elmice, 
imd '.Witi'Ma lor M-leiM ; low u 


ICotis - In ileiiiiind ill (tie. 
POTATOI.S, l-lii'V: l.ine.v, -c."^'M.'i: jjonil to 


elinlee, .iTuMile; einniiicin In pi line,-JV.i.iiii 


P l l l l l i — S l e a i l V ; 
f l l O I ' l l i r ' l 
Illt"^, 
^ I s l l l l ; 


l l i l l ' i l hide, J-r,.',,'.. 


1,Aim--Dull; prune Meiini, nmiilnai m He, 
M A I - U N — 1 . U I I K H . 
JHe; 
hlmrl't, 
I n ' i c ; 
i Ii III' 


rlli. Il'ic. 
WooL-'I'llli-Wllillieil ellolee, ItWII'fe; eolti. 


innn,!.'Hnft;tiie. iinwustiiMl.niiMllinn, liku/Mv1; Imv 
mid eoiirHe Mi'iides, l. 
fi''>iiic. 


HIIII.S—Sivailv: ilrv Him, IK'.e; ilinniiiieil, 


l.-i'ie; InillBiirmiDfH, HHiWIle; dry Lulled, l.li , 
drv-siUli'd, ilillilinieil, lie: lilp iiml cull, Hulled, 
li'ic; diiniUKed, 7;.(c; 
Imllrt 
iind 
i-ln((n, tic; 


HI eell, lllieured, HIC; ilnillllHed, ll'^e, 


I'j'.i.'rs -WeiulyiKi 
n. Nli».(,?l,nti; dry 


iliMllttoTllc. 
Hreell 


Mnv. s 


1 i l l t 


M n \ , 


t I VI li 


Jl iiy, . 


In jinionni mid 


IK s :;tKr/,:ll)e; dry 


iiiiiinv ill Muni; 


lil'i'iM' 


rnic\oo. 


nwi-ri Miireli, si 


, Wl', 
Mm e 


L'nllk -Si I'linuci'; 
Milleli. 


I.AItli—l.iiuer;' M.ireli. (II.'. 
1' 


. 


Mionr 
Itni-t 


,li ..... . -t MI 


. 
A|n'.l, «'!',,-: 


.Inly, wi'ii-. 
M 
1*! 
1, A | H i l , .'it',-! 
nly, .'iwl,c; An^ie! 


.\)iril, :."i' 


11'. e. 
M7. «".',; May, 


; May, f'.UU; 


May, fi'.c! 
fti.Ti 


N. Y Board of Health Wine. 


Dr. K. H. Janes, of the Now York Board 


ot Health, says: "J tako groat plemmre iu 
testifying my approbation of tho superior 
ijnalitieH of the Pert Wine produced by 
Alfred Spner, of PaBsnic, New Jornpy. 
After a prolonged trial I recommend bin 
Port, Burgundy and Claret as superior 
Wines for the sick nnd debilitated, nml 
all thoue who require wine. His claret id 
used in tho anmll-pox hospital with great 
advantage to patientfl." For nale by W. 
0. Armstrong. 
2T) 


Wiii;\T-W«iili; No. :'. licit, April. »!.(«• 


Muy, 
fl.lll'ii 
.Inne, 
fl.t'.V.i; July fl.U'i 


i'oiiN'-Kii'inei 
1; Mixed 
VVeHiern, 
April ill; 


Muj, il.">ci .lime, 
iW'nc; July, iH'ii-, 


OATS—Dull; 
U'emern, 
.Ih.Milc; 
April, 


Il'i W 
1; Mnyasi^c: .Inne. MS'IC, 


I'ltnv'isi'oN.s -I'orlf 
D u l l ; me "t, old, ?lh.f«l; 


n»vv, ^!''.(Hi. 
Lm-fl -Lower; Memn, !f.i..'ill, 


Live Slorlc HiirkctN. 


rnii'Min. 


HntIS—Itecelpls, 
:i,r,IH); 
,|ii|el; ;ie hlj/licri 


lltrhi. 
J'.'i.fitKiJil.Tn; 
roinih 
imckliiK, 
JH.'.lt 


MiJ.iri: lieuvy pnclihn. 
1 nmt hhl|ipinn. 
*D,7t 


O^Tri.r— H 
Iplc, I,inn; netlve nml i.teinlv 


t'A|iorlfl. $tl,l.'if((,ll.',tl; ^ooil lo elnilec, JTi.linft 
II,Illl. 


Sni';i;i'--l(eei IpiH, l.lai; 'iciulv 
1: common u 


choice, Jf'l.MI'jt'i sn. 


nrri'M.o. 


l'ATTi.i:--l>nll: e\im »ieeri.,»i!.iriC/i;.ii'i; l 


In K'iii'1, fA.r>(Hi.ri,sii; lljihi in 
Hum, J4 


(i.M); miiiiju-m, *l .VKufi.'.Ti, 


Siir.i'.e-tjnlei; l n l r tn-jjood \Vciiiern 
fJlie 


?< Wtli.lUlj choice lo Illlley, J.'i.'i.VU.ll.III! W 
f i l l Illllilin, f!>.UUMll.K. 
1). 


llllllS--'; I I I ; KOild 
III ellolie 
Vol'l.cl'fl 


fli.'.IIWjII.K-,; itmiil Illedlnill Welullli-, i'H.',KK'(7.llli 
1 ' 


K VNh.XS rl'l V. 


('VTTi.i:--ltecet|iii!, i.inti: 
Kinmiier ami i 


fitnule hinlier; n . i t l v e Nteei ' l.l.iti 10 I,ami 
HIM 
nv. $'i.:i.'i"&ri.',/i: Hineiiei's ami jec*!ern, f-l.rxj^ 
l.(«l; eovvs, f;l.',.Vn,l,,VI. 


llnijS—ltccclpK l.tml; -•irnnuer iin I hliilicr 


!IIIH Iti'i lo 'Ml Mis. iiv. m ^VVVitil.lu; nnilnly 


•eel|l|s( 
1 H M I ; i (i]ii I ; 
mil jvelt, 


iniiullm. nv. ?;i:;n.<:i'.Ki. 


Chancery Notice. 


STATK OK IIJ.INOIH, I 
I'nimtyol'Miieon, (""' 
Circuit Court ot Mniion counlv, Mnv Tonn. 
A. D. l«M. 
Siimb Ann L»lclily vs. Joseph LclKhly— In 
Chant'ory. 
A FVl DA V IT nf tho non-rceiilciK'O of .loficpll 


JjOlgbly, ilufendmit Hbove-inraod, biivlnu 
, 
, 


ii Illec) In tho olllco of the Clork of Hiild Cir- 
cuit Court of Million oBUiity, uotlee In huroliy 
Iflvon In the until Joseph U'lKhty that the emu- 
[iluliinnl liordloforo tiled her bill of complaint 
In Biilil court on tbo chanuory nldo thurcof, anil 
limt a Binnmona thereupon Ismiuil out of mild 
court mralnnunid detondunt, rutnrnable Kl Iho 
Court irotine In tho city of Duunliir, In inlrt 
county, on tho leccnd MonilKr of May next, 
[I»W>, lie l» by IBW requlrutl; which ORUHI 
In now ponulnir »ntl umletennlnwl In Hid 
court. 
K. McOUNIiLAN, Clerk. 
March 211, 18m-<Hw 


Now UoodH. 


Vruuh 
(iflnorrmontH 
of 
l>ri-ni 


.)/»«/» 


(.v, li:, 


Hiiify nml dorsclx. 
JinyorH will llml will 


HRfti'Ht-t'litxft 
i/ondu in every itn|inrlniunt 


nnd nt pricoH lower tlmn tho lowcwt. 


1H Merchant 
CIIKAP Broun, 


Fon your nobhy lmtn «o to J''lpnrj-, tin 


French Cuttor. 
tf 


Chancery Notice. 


8TATK ()!•' II.MNOlii, i " 


MIICOII C'onnty, 
i 


In tbo Circuit Courl In Mm- Term, JhHI. 


Murifiiret A. Ij'ttiinl vn. Davlil M. I.t-Kiinl-In 
Cliuneory—Olvored. 


AFFIDAVIT of tlii* non-rcHliloncii In (hi 


tJliituoniltntilmil JliivW M. l,(.|fiinl, ibi: 
ilcliiinlant tn unlit eitilio, Inivlnif lieen llle.i u 
Iliu uffluuof IhcClnrlcol' lln. 
1 Circuit Court nl 


Macon enmity, llllnolH, Nuilen In linrohy «l\vi 
lo themilil ilcfenilioil Unit Ihe unlit eiiiniilnln. 
nut hiiH llleil In.T bill (if cnmpliilnl In until 
einiHc In thu Circuit Court oi Miienii eonniy. 
Illinois,on theulinnoory Nhln thcn'of Mtfrilnni 
tin1 HMl'l ilcrunilioil tn HID Mnjr UTIII, IKSt.oi 
mild cnurt; tlmt u miiinnoiiH lu null) I.-IIIIIKI linn 
l)«!un iHBiieil iiKiiliiHl you tile milil ilol(-nilnnt. 
relurniiljlc nl thu Halt) Muy tonn, KM, of null 
court, an IH liy IHW r(H|iilrut), nml llml *N|I| 
cmmo In yet puinlltiK anil iinilutoniilnnil In mihl 
court. 
K. MuCt,KI,U,AN. 
(,'lcrk Cli cult Oolirl. 
Deottur.'llllnolH.Msroli :il,lHtH. 
U, PAHCO, Coni|ilitlnMit'ii Hollcltor. 
Of 


March'.!l--il,V\vtf 


A Full Lino of Fine and Medium 


FURNITURE, MATTRESSES! 
, 


Ami Aliiionl. KvoryUiinK fur 


AND 


OUEENSWARE 


AT 


llousokoopors' Hoad(|uartorH, Court HOUHO Block. 


Jim. \l\, IHS-l 
il,Vt>vtf 


THE 


59 E, Main St., 


Now Open! 


5 &10c Depart 


1,000 BARGAINS 


IN 


Till') ONLY STOltl-; <JK ITS 


K I N D I N J)KCA'1HJII. 


(1 union !lii«H, only 


Unl Hneli, 
" . 


(•union Hnlit'H, " 


Lnr^o J'in HiicliiilM, 


Flour .Siflwrt wurlli 


Uiilli T.iw.'ln, 


1'i'itlo <if Ilio Ki(e)mn Soil)), 


elH,, 


I0c 


lOe, 


Klc, 


',^5rj 


!inc 


10.- 


J3ig Sueli of MitrlilnH 


liollin^ lloop'-i fin- ^irln, 


n Umilor, 
UHc 


llolon'rt JJnliy (/nrm't for ^irln, 
-1 


All JUcHl. 1'rinlrt 
5 


LotiHilnlo CiLinbrio, 
12 


'M inch Jtn)K>rt<o4 CnHbumro,.. 
!ilo 


lOc, I'ooplo'H Lihrnry 
Oc 


Dinner Buckota, 
'Jfic 


Fine (ioblotw, 
fie 


I/iunpChinjiioyH, 
fo- 


Ii-on Sluijo Cliinii 'JVii J'ulN,, . . 
:5!)c 


Dinnor I'lniiw, 
On 


We Have Nothing tat BARGAINS, 


Weaver & Lewis. 


March ill -it;.'! wit 


Assignee's Notice. 


N imflv IS IllillltltV IIIVKN 'I'llA'I'TIIK 


unili'i-BlKiiis] hint lieen H|i|intnli><l iiHKlu nn 


it John Irwln, unil nil (M-riKnm hnlilliw i-liilni 
ir ciHhni-iiimlnKI iinl'1 John Irwln, «re herehy 
iiiiineil to iin-Heiti tlie ciinie to MM*, itnilcr (IHIII 
ir nlllrniiiilon, wllhln iliifn innnttM of Kiln 
Inlc.wht-tln-rRiilil clHtMiH urn ilnoornol, All 
IMTSIIIIH imleliUnf to unlit niMlirniHt urn iivnn.nt. 
eil to lli'lke iirompl p»>'inent of tho «Htu<i, 


ll(lle.| lllU^llli iJnyof KelirllKI'V, A, II, tmt. 
l-Vti.ttl.ilAw JDKRI'll N. HAKKIl, AMli 


*Cfi • "««in your own W»B. 
ADD outflt frm. AiMrwH H. H 
Portlk»4 Mllnt, 


WANTED, LOST, FOU N L),«to 


| NolK'en til Illlli colilllllli ol live llneM or IKHH, 


Will lie Inilei'leil one VVeeti lul ;'/i cell I it, pll)'Hlilil 
In iKlviiiu'c. I 


\ I / A N T K I ) Ail iiiuilKiniit lenelierln Pi'hnin.v 
» i|i'|iiO'linenl, 
M. I,. r . V I N 


Mm di a 
1, iiui , 


W 


i l l I I ^ V A S I I I N t i , 
I H I M |tro|micil in 'to 


\VllllevVltl<hlnfl I I I Illn V C I V lieill « ( , > l e i l l 


Ilieill'l. 
1,1'IIVe Ol'ilcl'll III No, l:!l N. I-I,lie M , 


hlll"i Illelll ol lloncll ,S Meltev inililn 
1 more 


.IICH-K WIIH.HT \ l'iiN'|i|i;\TKI(. 


'•:i|i,N r:i"ts Nurii'K, Tli.'Hc 'lii'lo'liicil in 
Ihe Inle linn ol Illn 
n ,\ I M) n will mil 


II IIM> Ml oliee III No It |!' Ivilhl I'.lilol Hill) N| reel, 
iiil inn lie pa ^ men I. unil tlieiehv mi v e ' rnulilii 
Ilil i V I M ' t l i ' i ' . 'Illerle llecollllt', liolill lie .'ill 
'. leil 
II '• IIIMIlIN, AKIIIUII, e, 


Min.h .'.; IHW 


A 


'O ItMX I1 A lioniii' vvlih 
'iulM ol II, N, IMM, 


loin' lo 


Mm 


s. 
l'',n 


-dlw- 


\ \ ' A N ' I ' K I I '1'ivn l 
** Inldini' dinin ; 
nnd 


Miocli 


i^e I'oonnt ciinncctmu n^ 
ooil i<iiih'\vii.v, UIIH, wilier 


M, I.. i;,vlN, 


'rciii'llerol Itleenllon. 


l/olt 
r 
I ' l l l l l 


KKN'I' :i nKnun on VV, Jeilei'min unit 
nidi, No, :W.(, >M II inul elHiern. 


.1. I'lJNNTA.N'T, llWI'.'liielery HI. 


Miireli :'n iltl1 
M tH'HK CI.KANINii, emiiel 
Illl', fie,, iliine l'\ II, W, 


oi'eilj 
A)i|ity ihroui/li pimini 


'lence No, li:!, NVeHi Mum NIICC 
lltviiy ll'nlll Ille liiinne In 
h 


nvoiillnif ilnHl M i n i ill) I, 


nl- 


W A N T H K 
lli'lnilil" pen 


pllklleilllonn, I'lllllled 


IIIH 


HolilliKnn 


11. e, oi ill 
, i ariieln liiKen 
1 cli-iineil, ihnn 


M 
D'.UHIII- 


it liiiinlli- nnr 
Henri nl ihc 
I DIM' I'll.HI- 
iind "Illseii nnd (,t'n> 


' A pply IIOOH, ornddi'eitH 


.LSD, M, IWNISON, 


li :!'i dlw 
No, 111 llroinlwiif. 


'I I 
mil 
the 
\\/ANTKI> Aft i'V|lel'|.'llee, 
W 
I'lllU Unit I. 


\&^AN"rl',l) 
Apoi>llloll IIM co|l.vlnl, leiiu^iel, 


Y? IliMlk lli'C|le|-, o)' VVIII'i't'lolll elel'lt 
Inive 
. 


Illld MlX yi'lltf e'jipel'tene 
Add I 
ii "A. M,. IIIlK olllc 
III I'l 


If!-I'll- 


A 


H I ' I . K N I M I ) rilAM'l; inr 
i'ti|Jiii'c In M 


mini m 


piiyltni liiiHliteHH In n 


Hiinill ion n, h' nit leN t roi n MCI n I ur, loMMied In 
HIM iiildi*! ol n rleh hii'iiilniJ country iind i^riiln 
center, Owner win tteii iiioie nniidlny. niock 
nml hl'i 
1 1'id'lcnee nhnui hull n HOCK from 


Htune, nil lo^eiiier, in n iinet Illec, l''nr hirtHcr 
inloinnilloiienll tin ...... llnlel) on I(ANIM)U'H 
,V iilll-;U, 
Otili'e DM Noilh Wuiri' id., <>M'I- 


Newell lll'OH,' nt ..... cry Illnle, 
'X>. illl' 


tl/ AN'I'ltll ( iniviiMteiit 
Inr " I'nilip 
Kin- 


»f I ' l H I l H " - I l i e m i m l IniielnilMlIK M"d IIIOMl 


eniei'fninlm/ liiiolt on ihe i nil Wiir, A iMipn- 
iMI'liilolt Illld II polllllilr ptlee, |'nf lentlH Mil- 
dleli,,,!, II, lli;\'AN,s, I I I , 111(10, I I I . lino-:1!-!!! 
W 


AN'I'KII l-;\ri'\ lioily lo luiowilinl (tin h- 
ninn Hum, will liny or hiel, |,n l 


id> le tin niinri 
lice Illelll, 


III 


All nltlei 
I^IIH KICN'I 
1 


throe idiiM)ilnii rnoinit on Ihlnl llnor, 


I'liMiry'n. 
Ocl, Id 
dll 


or m w, Dull mid 


tnl7d II 


,teeoni| floor, Hint 
" ' ' " 
. vnr 


.1. M. (,'I.OKKV. 


N 


tl'I'IDK joe, Mei'mry him nol mild liln Ken- 
liiui'uiil, Inn win eoiillmn iln-InmineHn HH 


iinuiil, Cull ill I he old nlnnd, on WiiU'i'nli'iinl, 
MOIlUlol l i K I ' O M I . I i l A N fdllce. 
KeN|l,y, 
oetldlt 
,HiH, MoOHAHV. 


WM. A. UJUDGES, 


Practical House 


AMI 


SIGN PAINTER, 


Paper Hanger ami 


OROUNI> ANJ) OENAMBNTAL 


OLAHS WORK TO OUDBE. 


II ymi Iblnk nl Pnulni) uny piilnllnir,tfriilil- 
Inr, pnperlim or 'l.minUni; done HUH uprlinf 
jllfll cull III 


No. fllG North Main Stroot, 


where MIKS 'I'll.lill', N/M.K will luke vrrnl 
imlimloithow yon the 
I/AIKI1WI- H'lXM'K Ol1' 
TUK I.A'rKN'l-M'I'Vl.lWOI'' 
Wall-Paper, Decorations 


Window Shades, &c., 


Ol lh« Hi'ilHon. No ll'oulile In Klniiv itnoiln. I 
hHMi u IniKe Klnek ol I'AINTM, UII,H, VAU- 
NIHIIIW, IIIIIIHIIKK, Kli)., Mini IIHVK the linmt 
ihllleil woi'lnni'li In llm I'll} 
1 In every ileimrl 
nielli. My nliou IK ne.ir Hie ninit>, innl ( nm 
ini.pHreil tonlii'iiii to nil ciiiiKiiwvrK innl nil nil 
onli i r nl ith'irl notice uml nt Hie lowenl iiiinn 


iiiiHIi'trnl wild ilrm^lMHii work, 


HiiMiOvollon Guivrantood, 


cull mi-l win my Hincd nml leiii-n |irlei!Hlwtnn> 
Ivlni; yoiii1 nrilei'ii elKcwtinre, 
\rf" llcnieiubcr the iiliiee: 


NO, Sift NORTH MAIN 8TRB1T. 


WM. A. nWJXillH, 


M«n>bi:i-<ltr 
|)H;ATIIH, li.i,. 


tlf t 4«r 


NEWSPAPER! 


We have received our new 


Spring Patterns in 


JEWELRY! 


Many very handsome 


things in 


Braceletsf 


Hoop Ear Rings, 


Rings, Sets, &c. 


We can show you many beau- 
tiful things not to be had 
elsewhere except in the larg- 
er cities, and at prices lower 
than you can get them there. 
Particularly is this the ease in 
Diamonds, Watches 


AND 


Fancy Artistic Pieces, 


l''OH I'KI'!HI>!NTATION8, 


Loading Jewelers. 


Maich '.', dAnvtf 


Order Your Bread 


PIES AND CAKES, 


OF1 


Special attention paid to line ORNAMENTED 


WEDDING CAKES. 


BREWER, the BAKER, 


211 North Miiin-St, Dccutur, 111. 


.Ian. 17, ISH I 


TKEIJS 


WE 
OFFEK.13STO- 


Special and Extraordinary Bargains 


I N - 


New and Beautiful Embroideries, Laces, White 
Goods, Dress Goods, Prints, Ginejnams, Percales, 
&c, &c. 


MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Ml of JNew 
and Choice Goods for early Spring trade. Best 
Assortment and Lowest Prices characterize this 
establishment. 


Inspection solicited. 


S. G. HATCH & BRO., 


143 East M»in St. Powers' Block, 
Feb, 5-dAwtf 


for tmwfc, payable to Oarrtor,. ..;:.. .10 &'• 
One ytar, in advanfn, 
.............. 
$5.<>O 


Thrm Mnntfa. •• 
1Jta 


MONDAY KVKNINO, MAROH :il, 


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS, 


UNTIT, further notice onr price on 18-17 


llosors JJroH. knives is 82.50 ft dozen, or 
81.2C a Bet, 
K 1>. BAHTHOLOMBW & Co, 


A sruoiAL meeting- of the city council 


will bo hold this evening. 


DH. DAVIKH occupied the pulpit at tho 


JU'irht M. E. ohn'oh on Suniluy morning, 


DHY stove wood at MoClollawl's 
flSJtf 


O. W. BATTLKH poflitively deoliDcs to 


rnu for alderman in tho second wnrd. 


Tint Central fast mail train arrived on 


timo this forenoon at 10:10. 


Two moro>ook8>f tho Leutcu uonson 


yot remain. 


BOYS' flnuuol waiHta nt Stina'e. 
if 


AN elegant aBsortmontof gout's fine 


embroider night shirts ut B. btiue's. 


DKOATHB is not going to have Sheridan 


iu "LouiH XL" thiu BOIWOH, 


SBIC Warren & Durfee's aJvortisomont 


ou the llrst page of this paper, 
fllMtf 


SA^r LUK, 1HO North Water street— ma- 


ohiuo ironed HlurtH, 10 oeutH, collarH 3 
cents, cut'H B oentH »or pair, 
duo 11-dly 


DAVID MoliuiDK, father of Kev. 1^. L. 


Mcliride, of Taylorville, alao of Albert 
MoBrido who died lit Btoiiington on 
Thnraday night, died at bio residence 
south of Maoon Saturday liiHt. The de- 
ceived WIIH an old and highly respected 
citi/.en of the conuty. 


PHHCH Ur.tiito», tho livo grocer, will 


provido you with No, 
<1 eoll'eo and 
the 


celebrated Prank SuUlall soaps, 


DON'T fail to call at 0. B. 1'roacott's 


parlor in oponv block, and exiimino thono 
elegant HainoH BroH. pianoa before pur- 
iihiming elHewhoi'o. 


P. V, 


hard coal. 


Lii haH the boat grailm of 


oel7dtf 


Tim tabernacle was lllled Sunday .niter- 


noon to hoar ovQ-ov. St, John'a addroHB 
on prohibition. 


STMTSON'H HATH, AT T11H 1'AUK 


HAT STOUI3. 
marll-dtf 


(hiotiNo IIIIH been biokon for the Peter 


Loeb biiniiioHH block on North Water 
Htieet, The cellar will bo UO.tlOO foot in 
hi'/is and I* 
1 j foot deep in the clear. 


HMOKU none but ydiroeder'a celebrated 


Bohemian oigara, Hold by all HrBtehioa 
dealeiu 


Ttm Young fjadicH 
1 Guild of tho Pap- 


tint ohurnh will give a fair at tho taber- 
nacle on the evening of April Hth. The 
particiiiIarH will be announced hereafter, 


J'Aiimcs, woddingH, An., mipplied with 


Ice Creara on Bhort uotico lvy Oliiit Bro- 


'HS, 
mnr21-dtf 


Tim Kev. Mr. Voobnrgh iii hi» Hcrmon 


at the Baptist church Sunday ovouiug 
.poke on the influence of the nowspiipci'H 
lor good or evil, and took tho ground that 
many thingH published nhould not appear 
in the papom bocauao of the evil olVects 
Ihuy liavo on tho children and tho public 
montta. lu the maiu'the pastor took tho 
oorroot Btand. 


DUNLAl"S HAT8-II. l'\ RQHMAN 
CO., SOLR AOKNTS. 
March 11-dtf 
1'nTKii OAiinn haH leiwod tho Doctor 


MituhoH building at 1!!7 North Main Bt., 
in which ho will open a cigar store and 
factory. Mr. Cable will vacato tho room 
on North Water Htroct ho him occupied 
for several yearn. 


AMILY Hour, plenty of apples nnd fiosh 


oggH at llanliH A: I'aUoiHon'a, 11IJ Soutli 
Water atreot. 


SKLKCIT tho very latest HtyloB of wall- 


paper at Abel & Locke's nt prices to miit. 
Mr. Dellavon will decorate your homos. 


Tun host leoGroiini ptiro cream ilocw 


nitike. Try (Jlint l!rodons' ico cream; it 
taltos the cuke. 
mariJl-dtf 


HeatH for the floury Ward 


Beecher loeturo can bo had at Curtis & 
CO.'H next Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. 
AdmiHsion, f 1 and 75 ccntH, No extra 
charge for reserved seats, 


OIIDISH tho best driving harness in tho 


eity ut J. W. Tyler, jr.'H, shop, south nids 
oity park. 


W. A. BUKKIH, at 215 North Main at,, is 


now prepared to do Biuid-blaflting, grind- 


ing, 
etc, 
l)oeomto your jfront doors. 


Leave orders with Mr. Briggs. 
!il-dlw 


Titr.nritoNis Niedernioycr und got freHh 


nggH, nico butter and canned goods. His 
grocery store is on the mound. 


DuiUNO 
the 
coming 
summer Mr. 


Orlando 1'owors, who him been making 
his homo at .Jacksonville for several years, 
will return to J)«catnr with his family, 
and make this oity his future abiding 
place. Mr. Towers IIIIH always considered 
Doeatur his home, llo is now in tho city 
and will soon go to Florida to remain a 
few woekc. 


AYKU'H Harsapurilla, tho Umt blood 


medicine to prove a real success, still 
holds itH place, as tlrst in public estima- 
tion, both lit home and abroad, as shown 
by itB uiirnoulouH cures, nnd immensely 
increased sales. 
31 


SATUIIBAY evening James Townend's 


family residence on Sangamon street, iu 
the llfth ward, ennght Ore from a defec- 
tive HUP, 
and a general alarm WIIH sound- 


ed. The ilrcmon turned out promptly, 
but their services were not required an 
tho I lamed were extinguished by water 
thiowu on by Will Townoiid. Damage 
!it<lit. 


UAUD nnd Soft Goal at Martin's. 
nov!2-dtf 
LAOK Curtain Materials, Cretonnes, 


T:.bl« Linens, Towols, Sheetings and 
IIousofiirniBhing goods in very complete 
assortment and always at the Lowest 


Porur.Aii NEW YOBK 


KosiititY, CorButs and Ludies' Muslin 


Underwear, in varieties nud assortments, 
iinequalod iu Deoatur or the coutral part 
of the state. 
CHEAP STOUE. 


Big 18, Merchant St. 


NOTIOH.— Spooii;! care him been taken 


iu the fit nud make-up of all ourgarmnnts 
Please examine for yourselves. Fleury'f 
One-price Clothing House, corner Old 
Square. 
tf 


16,000 Yards 


Embroidery cheaper than ever known at 


LIMN & BOBVMB'. 


Mob 29-dUwtf 


Moonejr to be Hun». 


The tough, Michael Moouey, who was 


sent up from Mnoon county for tho lar- 
ceny of a watch, and last year murdered 
hia cell-mate in the Joliet prison, ia to be 
hung, as will bo seen from tho following 
telegram from Waukegira: 


WAOKECIAN, III., Moroh 80.-The Moon- 


ey trial, which has dragged ita slow length 
over two weeks of timo, came to an end 
Saturday at a little past 2 o'clock by a 
verdiui %.! guilty after an hour and ft half 
consideration on tho purt of the jury, Tbo 
penalty of death by hanging WBB decided 
upon in the jury room without debate 
and almost without hesitancy. Moonoy 
received tho verdict with stoical indillor- 
enco. Ho says he has nothing to say to 
the papers, but states unhesitatingly that 
he is better satisfied with tho death pen- 
alty than he would be to go back to Job- 
et. On the question of his peculiar relig- 
ions belief ho says: "I think I'll know 
more about that in a couple of weeks or 
so." 
He evivdontly doea not like tho 


"crank" theory of his counsel, and aays: 
"I'd rather it would be OB it is than go 
out as a crank." Then, hesitating, ho 
added, "unless I could go away some- 
where where I wouldn't be known." Ho 
doesn't blame bis counsel, but says: J'lt 
couldn't be nny other way with a convict. 
If I had plenty of money it might be dif- 
ferent." 


Tho murder was ouo of tho most ilcnd- 


ish ou record, Anderson having received 
over 30 stabs. 


The County Folr. 


There wore nine members of the Macon 


County Agricultural Board present ftt tho 
culled meeting held at tho clerk's olllco 
Saturday evening. After general discus- 
sion it was ordered that n fair bo held 
September Hi to 11) inclusive, and Mr. 
John O. Imbodeii was appointed as chair- 
man of a committee to raise $1500 among 
busiuoas men and farmers to guarantee 
tho payment of all premiums iu full. It 
was tho opinion of those present that the 
fair grounds and buildings can bo fixed 
up in suitable shape by tho expenditure 
of about $COO. 


Carpenter to Return to Lincoln. 


Wo Uavo it on good authority that O. 


A. Carpenter and his wifo will return to 
Lincoln from Petersburg to-morrow, and 
that Mr. C. will not bo driven or ucaiod 
away by tho action of tho "town meeting" 
lield last Tuesday. It is also further rop- 
roscutod that Mr. Carpenter will prepare 
a statement for publication which will 
probably appear in the papers. Jt is 
stated that the bad feeling that has crop- 
ped out has been allayed somewhat, and 
lhat Homo oZ those who took part in TIICH- 
dny'a meeting have experienced a change 
of lioart nnd look upon that gathering us 
't littlo foolmh and out of order. 


Plans Reaily. 


Mr. Potor Loeb requests ua to nunounre 


;hat tho plans and Hpecitlcatioim for the 
now business block on North Water street 
iro now ready, and those wishing to in- 
Hpoot them nnd make bids, can do so by 
calling at tho foundry office on North 
Uruadway. 


Alloffoci KorRror. 


Saturday evening Lewis L. Chambers, 


>(. Niatitio, was arrested iu Dooatur by 
Vlarahnl Mason on a warrant charging 
lim with forgery. The complainant is il. 
:I, Chamberlain, a furniture dealer at 
^iautio. It appears that Chambers owed 
Oluimborlaiu 8*20, and he wna asked to 


np. Chambers presented n note for 


HD, dated September 2,1883, payable ono 
year after date, drawing interest nt C per 
out,, and signed by Robert Elder, n farm- 
er of Christian county, whoso chuck is 
good for $20,000 or more. Chamberlain 


:ook 
tho note and gavo him 5flO iu onsli, 


igreoing to pay the other 110 when tho 
note foil duo. Saturday the note was 
jrought to Dooatur and nt Millikm & 
Oo.'s bunk it was pronounccd'.a forgery, 
Chambers was taken before Justice Our- 
;in, whoro bull was lixod at 3f200, and the 
examination sot for 1 o'clock this after- 
noon. Chambers went to jail. 


SUericUm Not ComlnK, 


Sunday evening Manager Uaincn re- 


icived u telegram stating that the W; 10. 
Sheridan dramatic company had closed 
its ^engagements at Cleveland, Ohio, on 
Saturday night, and that tho date for 
Ueoatur (April Hth) eould not be tilled 
thin season. 


Tnn annual town mooting for Dceatur 


township 
will bo held to-morrow, Iho 


polls opening at 8 n. m., and closing at 
7 j), m, Tho voting place in tho first dis- 
trict will bo at Neptune Hose bonne; 
second district at city council building; 
Ihiul district, at licsouo Hose house, No. 
I; Fourth district, at tho county clerk's 
jllico. Tho names of the Kopublioan 
nominees who will be elected, will bo 
found, iu another 
column. Lot every 


llopublioun deposit bin ballot early, 


MATT EcKHitr has recovered bin iiO- 


year old mare that was stolen from his 
pasture lust week by tlio party with whom 
Olllccr Brewer exchanged allots. She was 
found 
at tho widow Bear's place, at 


Boiiredulo, where nho had wandered after 
being east adrift by the fellow who rode 
her oil'. The Edwin Park bridle is yet 
rm'nning, Mr. Eckert was pleased to re- 
cover his mare, though she is allliotcd 
with the lionvos. 


LAST night liov. Preatloy had a large 


audience out to hear his normou on tho 
tempo unco question at the Presbyterian 
church. Tho subject was logically han- 
dled nml was generally commended. 


Alurrmi Committee. 


Thoio will bo a meeting of tho Alumni 


May Festival committee on Monday even- 
ing at 7 o'clock, at Mr. Qastmau's bonne- 
It is desired that all members of the com- 
mittee \M present, 
UO-dti 


PAHTIEH who bought 81150 nickel mini- 


bers for their stores and dwellings, and 
tho sumo having turned black by expos- 
ure, should take them to W. A. BriggH, 
No. 215 North Main street, and ho will 
gild them nicely and make them stnml 
out bold and plain. 
Ul-dlw 


IN the Hcntinel John Oogorty is an- 


nounced as on independent candidate for 
ndlerman in the fifth ward. There ore 
now five candidates ia the field fur that 
ofliee in that district. 


J. H. lUoR & Co. will give a watch to 


every customer who pays cash for 8'20 
worth of goods purchased at their store> 
Head the "Hello" advertisement ou the 
tlrgt page. 


TUB frost is obout out of the ground, 


nnd tho streets and country roads ure now 
in reasonably good condition. 


JUBT the sort of stock feed you want, on 


sale at Tuller & Parke's, near the taborj 
naole. 


Oo 10 Dr. Thomas a floskins to get 


your dental work done. Cor. Main and 
Wei atreets, Dwatar, HI. 
Mdtt 


TUB REPUBLICAN TIOKBT. 


Towr:shlp Ofllcera Nominated Saturday 


Nlgfct-Tlie Winning Tlc'«.ec. 


The Republican township convention 


was hold at the court honso Satiudny 
evening, pursuant to call. Tho meeting 
was called to order by J. A. BarucF. 


On motion Dr. It, L. Wulston wns elect- 


ed temporary chairman and Aten L, Lytle, 
secretory. 


Tho ollloial call wiw read. 
Tho list of delegates was road, nnd on 


motion the delegates answering to their 
mimes woro declared delegated to tho 
conventions. 


Tho temporary organization was made 


permanent, 


Tho following resolution WBB oll'ercd by 


W. T, Dillehunt, nnd it was unanimously 
adopted: 


R'lsolveii, That each person whose name 


IB proposed to this convention aa a candi- 
date for nomination is by that net pledged 
to abide by the action of tho convention 
ond in honor bound to support it« nomi- 
nees, 


J. A, Meriwoathor nnd E, S. McDonald 


were appointed tollers, 


NOMINATIONS. 


For Supervisor, Alexander T. Hill was 


nomination by acclamation. 


For Assistant Suporvissor, James Free- 


nine, John Oibliu, Joseph Michl and 0, 
B, Ooriu were placed iu nomination, The 
ballot resulted: 


Freeman, 
•!!) 


Giblin, 
»8 


Miohl 
1X5 


Ooriu, 
lid 


Messrs. Freeman, Oiblin and Michl were 


delarod the nominees of the convention 
for Assistant Supervisors. 


For Town Clerk, Benedict MoGorruy 


and 0. M. Durfee were place;! iu nomina- 
tion. Mr. Durfee declined to "make the 
race," and Mr. MoGorrny was declared 
tho,nominee by acclamation. 


For ABPCHBor, Fred J. Smith was made 


tho nominee by acclamation. 


For Collector, Jumes S. Carter and 


Isaac O. JOymim wore placed in nomina- 
tion: Tho ballot resulted: 


Curler 
ill 


JOyman, 
21 


Mr. Carter was declared tho nominee of 


tho convention. 


For Commissioner of Highways, Thou. 


L, Antiimwim nominated by acclamation, 


For Poundmaslor, Uiolmrd Mtownrt and 


Levi Nule were placed in nomination, 
Tho ballot rcnultoil: 


Nale 
lit 


Stewart 
IK 


Mr. Nale was declared the nominee of 


tho convention. 


Ou motion of Mr. Hhoekley it was or- 


dered that in case there should Im any 
vacancies on tho ticket, as nominated for 
any cause that such vacancies be filled by 
tho chairmen of tho four districts, 


On motion tho convention adjourned, 


Tlio New CJoul Hlml't. 


The Doeutur Coal Company are getting 


ready to sink tlio proponed shaft at the 
eastern! of Prairie street, near the Illinois 
Coutral railroad, and about 200 feet noith 
of the 
Illinois 
Midland depot. 
The 


ground will bo staked oil' this week, nnd 
Mr, White, will superintend tho work, 
Tho company has contracted with B, B, 
Tuttlo for tlio necessary lumber, and an 
soon as the roads got in a passable condi- 
tion, tho lumber will bo loaded on the 
oars iu Moultrio county nml brought to 
this city. 


Withdrawn! ol Mr. Purlco. 
DitUATun, Ir,u, March ill, IKSI. 


The following oommunicnlion, which 


explains itself, was received at this ollleo 
this afternoon: 


Oim'OBH llBrimLroA.N: You will ploaao 


withdraw my name, us a candidate for 
uldoi man in the Second Ward at the next 
election. No time to electioneer. 


V, H. PAHKB, 


"Tlio Pali-." 


Koad tho advertisement of Weaver £ 


Lewis, iu to-day's paper. The goods ad- 
vertised are only a small part nf the great 
variety to he found at "The Fair," and tho 
pricesuro beyond eornpelilion. 


Tho I.iociuur I'ool. 


Tho Peotttm1 Itiulway Pool, whieL was 


to expire by limitation to-day, has boon 
renewed at the last moment, the I', 1). k 
E,, having yielded to tho vote of tho 
other lines cantering here. The por cent 
for tho coming year mo as follows; Wa- 
bash, '111 por cent; Illinois Central, 18 
por cent; 
Indium), lilonmington 
nnd 


Western, 17 per cent; Ponrin, Dccatur 
and Evausvillo and Illinois Midland, caoh 
11 per cent. 


Third Ward. 


Mr. Win. H. Starr is nut in n card to- 


day announcing hinidi'lf a« a candidate 
for alderman in tho third ward. Mr. 
Btarr has lived in Decntiii from his earli- 
est boyhood, and is known as ono of our 
most energetic and enterprising business 


men, 
nnd 
posnewies every ipialillcation 


necosBary in a good alderman. JTo will 
doubtless receive a largo support, 


PERSONAL MENTION, 


Bon Shockley is at Cincinnati attending 


school. 


A. II, Mills spent Sunday at Lincoln, 


returning homo this forenoon. 


Hev. Joseph MosHor arrived in tho city 


Saturday evening from Salem. 


Capt, liyron Barrett will leave to-diiy 


for LiUlo Hock, Arkansas, on bnsmemi. 


Minn Daisy Dodson has been visiting 


her cousin Miss Lena Custur at Homer. 


II. H TtoHcngriiiitH hu« been ro-nominn- 


tfld for Supervisor in Blnu Mound town- 
ship. 


Charles Smiley hns about recovered 


from a week's attack of illness, growing 
out of trouble with an optie nerve. 


Charles B. Howard and MiRB Kniily S. 


Oppmnnn, both of Chicago, woro granted 
a license to wed Saturday evening. 


8. O. Hatch nnd Miss Alice, Hnwkos are 


in Chicago attending the spring millinery 
opening. 


Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Clmrlon Hehuck, 


nt Spriugllolil Sunday, March 110, n son. 
The graud-parentfl urn Air. and Mm. W. 
Busher, of this city. 


To Shiloh. 


Comrade Keplcy, for the (t. A. 11. band, 


has received return tickets for tho mom- 
ben of that organization to go nn the $20 
excursion to tho Shiloh battlefield. 
The 


train on the P., D, & 13. road will arrive 
nt 10 o'clock on Thursday morning next, 
and the party will go by boat from Evaus- 
villo to Pittsburg Lauding, which point 
will bo reached on Sunday morning at H 
o'clock, when the ceremonies will com- 
mence, Parties wishing to go with the 
Deoatnr party will be supplied with re- 
turn tickets at tho Union depot on Thure- 
day. 


FOUR button cut-aways in tho lateit 


•hade* of oork-ikrew nt Fleury'i, comer 
Old Squire. 
tf 


MONDAY KVKNINO, MAKOU 31, IBM. 


I). K. IIAMHIIIU. 
1. n. MOMIIl. 


HAMSHBH & MO8SEIB, Proprl't'rfl 


DXOAT17K, ILMNOia. 


BinurodntthoVuiitOfflooAtDucaiurJIIlnoli. 
KB bjcoml uliuw mull muttur. 


The Tlokot, 


The township "convontion hold on 


Saturdny night wan ono of tho moul, 
harmonious over held in Uocntnr, 
und the rosnlt of its labors will bo 
found to bo entirely satisfactory to 
the voters when tho bulloto are 
counted out to-morrow night. 


Of the four candidate nominated 


for suporviriors throe are ronominu- 
tions—Messrs. Hill, Freeman and 
Michl—and they roqnire no words 
of endorsement from us. 
They are 


among our most respected and up- 
right business men, who carry into 
tho administration of public affairs 
tho same rules which experience has 
taught thorn to bo wholesome and 
reliable in thoir private business. 
The fourth, Mr, John Oiblin, is ono 
of our best-known Irish citixonn—a 
nmn of industrious life and stainless 
character, who enjoys tho esteem und 
respect of all who know him, and 
who will make a good supervisor. 
The candidates for town clerk, as- 
sessor, collector and commissioner of 
highways, arc tho present incum- 
bents, and tho fact that all savo ono 
woro nominated 
by 
acclamation 


shows how well they stand in tho 
estimation of tho'public. 
LoviNulo, 


who was nominated for poundmas 
tor, is ono of tho oldont residents of 
Decatnr, and a most worthy man in 
ovory respect. 


Tho ticket is nn exceptionally good 


ono that will doubtless command tho 
support of every Republican, anil of 
many Democrats as woll, 


Tho Cincinnati Riot. 


Tho terrible IIOWH froniCincinniiti, 


which upponrn in onr IIOWH columnn, 
will (or uhonld) Hot pooplo td think- 
ing about nemo tbingn that nro too 
much ignored, 
Tho incident from 


which tho riot Hprang WIIH tbo vor- 
diot of tho jury in it nmrrior CIIHO, in 
which tho dofondimt hud confosnod 
hi« fjuilt hut by norno Hort of 
IKICUH 


pootw tbo bloody wretch wns lot ofT 
with u Houtonco of twonty yearn, 
whou ho should liuvo boon linn^. 
Tho crimo WIIH ouo of tho nioHt hid- 
ooiiR chnniotor, und tboro WUH pood 
ground for the intonBO indignation 
that followed. After its failure to BO- 
euro tho person of tho convict, ho 
huving boon Hpiriiod nwny by tbo 
ollicors wbou tho oxcitoraont lirut bo- 
gun to tnko nbapo, tho public wnith 
Hooniod to vont itself upon tho nttor 
noy whoso offortH rosnltod in tho 
flomowhut farcical verdict, nud ho 


IIIIH boen notiliod to louvo tho city. 
With its fiuo court IIOUHO burned, 
sovonty-iive or n hundred of it,H poo- 
plo killed, with widespread ruin and 
tho complete- prostration and demor- 
alization of its local mithoritioH und 
tho practical triumph of tbn mob, 
Cincinnati !H'truly an object of pity. 


WiiUjBindulgintf in a long-drawn yawn 


ou Sunday Win. B. Uradloy, tho tcnmgtor, 
mmliiiff on South Broadway ntBBl, throw 
both nidon of his jaw out of plaoe, which 
minimi) cniiHud him uroat pain and occa- 
Hioncd much alarni, 'A phynioian wr.s 


Hiimmoncd, anil ho HprniiK (ho 


jaw baolt in place, but at llr.st it would 
not remain in position, Mr. Bradluy wil' 
probably recover. 


KA'i'uiiDAY ovcninR Oort. Cuin, Ooortfo 


Harry, will Harry, Lou, linker, Miolmol 
MeUonnld and Toboy Blen/, retnrnoJ 
from a duck hunt at 
Oultunno Lako, 


Thoy killed (!() ducku nnd were KODU u 
week, 


WHKS yon toll your litllo story to ;)('«• 


«', »ivo tho whole truth; that in, when 


tho oommittiio r<jproHontinj( tho Kni((lit» 
of Labor priced Momm. Linn & tivrnmiH 
cnrpob) they nnkod for and woro n!if>u n 
tho boHt. We premium they did the mime 
thiiiK oliMiwhoro, but thoy did not got thu 


•, "all tho Biimo," O» tho contrary, 


they K<it a carjiet with a rottim w<trj>~ 
which WIIH worth from 15 to '20 ee,ntn k-mi 
>n thi! yard tluin ours. ,Tn»t what niinlit 
bo oxpcetod, 
Illd-lwl 


TIIKHK woro about r>00 Hpt'ulutom at the 


maminoradc roller Hkatini; cruniviil at tho 
tubornaolo Batiirday ni({ht. Tho (i, A. K. 
band wim prcHout. 


-«••-»- 


I 


,t 


'L'nit Siingnmou river m to ho 


with wlmt are known an "wall-eyed pikt1,'1 


not tho warlike upocioH, if any Hiich oxint. 
Tlio commiHoioner will bo here Saturday 
next to confer wlti 
1, tho Guniri 1'rotcctiou 


Olnb. 


Tin: liov. Harrison revival olomxS at fit. 


Louis Haturday night with llfty oonvor- 
Hioim. Tho totnl mimbor of converts no- 
oured in over 3000 in nin« wooks. Tho 
ovnngeliBt will begin n mooting tl Kvann- 
ville, Ind ,on April lOtL. 


Masonic. 


Special communication of lonin FjoJge 


No. 412, A. V. and A. m. tliiH Monday 
ovomiik' at 7:!tO o'clock sliorp. Visiting 
brethren cordially invited, 


P. M. YOUNO, W. M. 


WILI, 0. ANDimsfl, Soo'y. 


Is Fun Batter than Pliyutc? 


Vim IB excellent; n hourly laugh in 


known tho wliolo world over to lx> n health 
promoter; but fun does not 11)1 tho bill 
when n mau noedg pbynic, on the other 
blind people tuko too much physio. .They 
would bo more healthy, live longer and 
nnjoy life thoroughly it they used l)r. 
Jonw' Ucd Clover Tonic, which cure* nil 
blood disorders, indigONtion, kidnoy and 
livnr troubles, rranovos pimples and it a 
pnrfeot tonic, Oim bo taken by the molt 
delicate. Only IX) cento per bottle of Dr. 
A. ,T. Stoner, pbyHionm nud druggiit, 11 
Bouth Bido new aqnarot Docatnr, 111. 
4 


NBW YORK MARKET. 


New Tonic, Much DO. 


Tra«U'.r-»l.l«K April; 11.WH tttyj 


JUDO. 


OOJUMUU Apr; M* Mar; «* Jnat. 


Apr; 
ITX Man MM i*M • 


Large Shipments 


NEW GOODS 


Are now coming in, embracing novel and 


choice articles in 


DRY GOODS, 


WALL-PIPER, WINDOW MATERMLS, 


-AND- 


CARPETS! 
I 


Our goods arc purchased wherever they! 


can he obtained for the least money, and| 
from the largest and best Importing and! 
Manufacturing Houses in the United States.^ 
Our expenses are light in proportion to our4 
sales; therefore we can afford to 
| 
!ii 


SELL GOODS CHEAP, 
A 


while the purchaser has tho most complete1 
stock to select from and better adapted to'! 
the wants of this section than any house' 
in the State of Illinois. 


LINN & SCRUGGS, 


Murrh ]()-<Uwtf 


Two Abli/.Toniuoruuco 


Tho lion, John P. Ht, John, tlw fa- 


nioim ox-govornor of Kaiman, dulivorod 


IIJH loeturo ou prohibition in Kimmw bo- 
foro ftttmall but alUmtivu timllonco at Iho 
opera IIOIIHO Bnturday uight, uinlur Iho 
auspices of tho Royal Templars of Tem- 
perance. Ho hold thnt prohibition doM 
prohibit in Kaunas nml showed (hat in 
1HSO tlioro woro 77li proiioontioi)* for ill«- 
gal whisky Helling und 7211 nonvlclionn, 
with line* amountiiiK to 8100,0*10 atwoiwod 
aKiiinxt tho violntorH, llo dotililod nt 


I on Mlh tho working of tho law, and pro- 
nonncnd it a sncnomt, Tho admiiwion to 
tho Hntiirdiiy niwht lixsturo wa« !IB and 50 
emits. 


On Hnndny nflornoon Iho vciitlvniuu 


ui'livcnxl it fnso loeturo at Ibo tabornanlo 
and WIIH (jreotwl by a crowd which coin- 
plululy lllled (]iolur«obuiliiiiiK. Ilunpoku 
ably anil cloi|Uiinlly fur DVIT an hour on 
tin' princijiloN of pruhiliitiun, and ar«iii'd 
Hint that was tho only stand to (11)10 
HKaiiint tint uvilH of the. whioky Iralllo, 
Tho Roiitli'iinin, who in a llncnl nud 0110 
of tliii ablciit advonatoH of OKI enimn of 
prnliibitiiin, WIIH fro<|iivntly applittnliti), 
and it WIIH Iho verdict of all in nympathy 
with th« fiontimcnta exprowwil, that it wtw 
one nf tho nxmt forciblo mlilrodHOM on tho 
Biibjoct thai him over been dulivcrod in 
Dtxsntiir. Whilii in the city Mr, Ht, Jobn 
WIIH a tfiiont Ht tho Now Domini;. Ho h.'ft 
for Alton thiH moruiiiu, where ho will Icc- 
tiiro for (ho W. 0. T, U. tx>.ni«hl, 


DHICIJH UOODH, 


Tho.latncHtown Worotwl l)r<w (loodn 


aro oolebrntod for IWIIIK tho puroHl, wool 
dyed, ami modi tltoroiiRbly (IniNhod in 


I ho market. Wo B)IOW 11 full nmorlmoiit 
in all tho latoHt novoltiw, and now and do- 
nirablo oolorinKH. Unll nnd cxiimiuu. 


Uii; ]H. 
CutAf 3'roim. 


WIIKN n cold or othor oninw chock* the 


(ij)ornlion of tho mwrolivo orit*n«, their 
natural IioaUby Hcllon Rhould bn nwtorcd 
by tho into of Ayor'd 1'illn, anil iiillttmmB" 
tory matoriul thereby roiuovixl from tlio 
Hyiitem. Much Horioiw »ioknoiM and mill'or- 
iiiK mif{ht bo provenUxl by UIIM promptly 
corrcotii>K thorns Bli|(ht dnrMiKemcnta th»t 
olhurwiHO, often 
develop into aottled 


''1 


Buoklon's Arnloft Salvo. 


Tho Ixwt Balvo in tho world for Onto, 


DrnimA, ijort*, Ulocm, Hnlt lllioum, Fovor 
Boron, Tott«r, Gliappol Unniln, (Jhilbl»;n« 
Boron, Tott«r, Gliappol Unniln, (Jhilbl»;n« 
CoriM, and nil Hkin ErnptioiM, ivnd pooi- 
tivoly oiiroo Piled, or no p»y roqulrod. 
It m Kuni-HntooJ to K'IVII porfoot »nti«fM- 
lion, or money refunded. 1'rloo 'S> (xmt* 
per box. For iolo by 8wo«rlniiten ft Hub- 
bitrd. 


Bplendid nil wool Jenwr w»UU (bltck) 


at 81,^5 oMb, olilldron'* flue nil wool 
Jersey* in CiHrdinn), Nnvy Ac,, it 91,20 
each. Uandnomo braided Jorncyn it low- 
ont priced. 


AttrMUv* N«w Block 
<*ooJ», lliblxm«, Oora«U, Gloroi, 


Embroiilorieo, L»dio« kod OonU iprinf 
weight under vc«U, llociory and ill klodn 
ot neftm>n»blo OooiN. Spool*) bftrgaJM 
iu Kid GloYo*, Hu*iery and Hatultomc 
UreM UuttoM. 


POI'DLAB NlW YOKK 8TOU. 


m2C-dJiwlw 


A. T. GHMT t* DOW proprietor ot the 


nOem" toneorial peUoe and bath room 
at No. 110 North Water etraet ~ " 
~ 


An Answer Wanted, 


Oim nny ono bring IIH a own ot Kidney 


or l;ivw Oomiilaint that Jilcotrio Uiltont 
« ill not npouilily euro? Wo wiy they aw 
nut, nit thoiiHimdit of oiutot already per- 
nianimtlymirod and who iiro daily rooorn- 
mondniK Klootrio Dittos, will prow. 
liriKht'N Dinmito, Diiibotoi, Weak Baok, 
or any urinary complaint <piiok)y onnd 
Tliny purify Dm blood, roKiiliito the bowel* 
and nut diroctly on tho Jimsiwed part*. 
J'lvory bottlo «uarant(Hil. 


For Halo nt 60 cxmlw n brittle by Hwear- 


ft llulibard. 
al 


A full iwiiortimmt juxt received atthe i 
IS Morolmnl tit, 
OIIKAP HTCIII. 
' 


tHlno'i* Hurpruw I'urty— 
|, 


lliH now li»o of Intent ntylM of neokwear.; 


Nonnv Hty)on in »oy« and children'* 


clothinic at KlonryX tho 1'Ymioh Cutter. 


If 


HAHI I'oiiiw, Lowell*, and itll liett extra 


•n por Ingrain Unrpoto rodnoed to 860, 


Miiroh 2l).d*w 
LINN * 


i1' 
't 


HIM onr now nnntuloot) pattuniK. Flea* 


ry, tho French Culler. 
it 


Noviti/riKH in Doily XniMolii that MO| 


vory hamlNomi), nt 
LINN A HOUCCMM, 


Maroh 


OPERA HOUSE, 


THURSDAY EVE, APRIL »I 


"Double" Mammoth 


TOM'S CABIN 


OOMPA.NTT. 


Tho originator* of nil tho Now and 


Novel J'Yattin*, nmoug which ore the , 
two moot fimiinw H)H*lalty "Top»y«" lif• 


Miss Kate Partington 


And Miss Georgia PutMM. | 


fiilH, DaTidson anil Tims, F, Bui 
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Howie, TraiMfortMllun Ho»w, Km ta , 
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by tliln company. 


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MaU, IK) oenla. AdnMoa tor oUM(«, 
oento, Namort. 
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11 it ' (invention I" I"' holil nt Clinton on 
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No. 20 Merchant Street 


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Publication Notice. 


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Kit lite ol M \i«. MtK i \ 
l i N K I i N, t l < i < IHI <l 


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l o w i t 
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fit, IP t f t w i i 4 l n | t 


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plot n Into] y no 
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PIM an mi in lioni u n l c u n t i l paid, mnl 


m t>c t m i l i i M 
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1 upon 


Hind icnl i f t t n t c , tin 
p u u l i i i - - < i to \\n\\ thn 


plIviU'KT nl pH\ llitf Sot tiil'l Illiul's ill om c In 
ciHh. 
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CHEMISTS HAVE ALWAYS FOOUD 


The Most Perfect Macb. 


R PURE FRUIT ACID BRKING POWDER. 


llii'iifis mine stronger. Noun sr> puri 
ninl wlioluson'c, Ciinttiiiis no Alum or 
AiHiiiamti. 
Hul In p;; nipt/ for yoctrs in ft million homos. 


It's iiru.it stroni/t/i iiinkin it l/io c/ionpost. 


Its fii'i'ii'd /iiinty 
<f><t lisalthiftt. 
In tho 


ftinirly iwif most itpliriotis, 
P r o v o i f h y i h i i 


TETEST OF THE OVEN. 


M \ N I I M H 111 1) IIV 


STEELE & PRICE, 


Chu .ii',ti. til , tit\tl $( fioiux, Mo. 


UMiiilMltirr-'inflHltillln Vi>Mt lion,*, Dr. Vrlff'n li n.M»l 


flouHiiK KuntrU ninl F r I'rlen'i tnl.|iio 1'prfumeii, 


WE MAK'- NO SECOND GRADE GOODft' 


Ji.VOH\V 


Washingand Bleaching 


In Hiinl (if Sofl, Hot nr Colil Waler. 


M \ \ I ' 1 M I Allllli, 'Illll 
uiiil so VI A M * / . 


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N< 


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deli! In iilldii"-"! i 
IIKIVMII'' or liiiltatli'iu 
l" I I di'iiii'.iind I" iiiiili'iiil 
I'l IKI.IM' i n l h i 
I I N | \ s V l i ; I n i i,i iiiniiii' i " i i i | " i m i i l nnd til- 
l- 'l\ H lll'lll ll 111!' Ivh'H " H\ I l l l l l l l Illll 
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JAV.I.H 1-1 !,!•:. 
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CHEAP HOMES 


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Iviuhvny nnd 
Inlei- 


i i i n i i i i i . i l 
,V ( i i e n t 
Northern Kaihund 


mi lliini'ininl i of IICICH of the 
elmnenl 


fm inn ,' and 
K I I I / I I I K laiidn in the !\oi Id 


rm Kill).: in puce fioni #",,(1010 S" I'll mnl 
#11111 pi i at'ie, in a henlthj enuiilu, will 
eli'ti'it" iiimni [iiiHHed 
foi' m i l u l i i i l v mid 


eoioli'il. Send jnitr addri'HH to ll'ieun- 
del' l u i n d foi n cup) nf itntlntlCN (if eiu|i'- 
m t - I in A i k n n s i t H and 
'lexiiH, tu 1S.SJ, 


I n i ni.ikii H|i >OHI 
i t i i n i l to K'n ami hei 


ui umi.si'lt when von le.irn Hint tlii'eiii|i 
'ul |S'>"i IH i l l IHI- I'i'lll I l l l l l l r 
I l l l l l l 
Hull 


'/ f i s ' 
'I'n those imieliiiHiiij,'land in!ti- 


ll In the Compiiny, and |ia)ui(,' one- 
nil i th, <me-lia I f , or till eimb, a pi u [mi \ 
te u bate IM idlu!!ed foi inotiej |iaul (or 
icluls or 
fiei^'ht in el' Ibe ('ninpunu i. 


nn.'. 
Ii. C. 'I'O\\ N r i K N I ) , 


( l l C N ' l , I P ! M M . Allk.N I, 


ll II. I'l 
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Si'. I . O I I I S , Ml, 


FIX THEM UP! 


SPKING IS HERE, 


- 
A M I \ Ol K 


Carriage or Buggy 


Ni-filfl ftxlnir up, ivimlnliim nml tlk'hlonlnir nn 
(fl'IHTHlly, 


Bring Them in Wow, 


nml In Uii' linn, tin' i"inli mi' ill Ur, i l i h i n i r 
yiiilr IIIIKKJ will lie retiily Iin M.II 


A'!' 'I IIH 01,1) STAND, 


Cor. E. Wain and Franklin Sis, 
von cnn trot thin kind < l win-k <lou" In n< 


ANNUAL TOWN MEETING. 


\-nrni; i 
x' minium tn\i,v -m rm. 


i> i ill/eni, Ii rill inn 11 "I Ihe I'nnii nl Drm 


in Ihe i mint) nt 
Mm mi mnl Mule n 


|"K, Illlll Iho A l l l l l l l ' l 'j'nlill M r i l l n i r l n i 


inlil mull \ s l l l hi In hi m Ni'iUiuie HUM- UIIIIHI 


l Ihe 
I'll'il 
D N I I t o t , I IM 
( i i l l l i i i l Hniini 


I 
tin 
^i i mid 
I l l l l l l l I, 
I,eii lie 
Iln, 


llmlio In I he'I hi id l > l » l i l i I, I hot mini* I'lei I,' 
'Illoo In llu I'mn ih Dhii i, i In ^n il h,\N n, nu 
Iteilay, tlic 1st day of Mini Next 


•itiif Hie f l i n t hii'iilm In riniil month, Im tin 


mil ppucrt t u t l t i w ln>f, \ \f 


It'Pl 
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hci onil— l i t 
t IIM 1 One 
MIIH.H'\ Isoi , Tliu-t 


A M H H t n t i t tMipt'i \ tsuiH. t i n 
M own CU rl;, Oti 


\iMci-nn , Dm ( o M c t t o i , l )iic ('(MnuUHKloiu-ro 


I IH'tnvu,\ 4, mul HM tnnn> I'niimt MIIHUM'M 11^ tin 
riiM IOM nui.\ ilt'UM mine. 


I In mh( pliant ou-i (ui^lni'm ul Ihe inci'lln 


\ v l l l bn InuiniifUMt al 
U< 4(-im llnm> House 
ti 


« n n\ Ini-k p. rn.) 


\iitl in n i t upon ittiy luMHtnunl inbjct t 
1 lilch iiuiv, In piii'HUiuup ol \\\\\ , 
< miiu I'oldh 


mid nHH'tliiK whim roiu rnnt. 


U hk'h ini'ctiiiK w"l '"' rnlk'il to ouloi he 
ween thMunit n ol i>li())l mul 
11)110 oVloi'k It 


In* tnrnmon 
utul lu'pt o[H<n uitt II no ("i 


>Vln< k In llu* nttdrnooti, 


Olu-n under my liiitid 
tit Omitm, thU Id! 


iuv i>t Mnrch, A. [>. IHHI. 


U 
M< (1OUHAV, rnwiU'U'ik. 
Munth Id (K\wlil 
DECM11R SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION 
-il 
' 


l1*" '•'•'•NA IIKNM.K, Hmnmtle 


" 
" 


PKHSONAT, ANJ) UTKIURY. 


llciiry Phillips. :i.ij('d|si\ty-l\Mi, nnd 


I!nlI.e OhiHleiui, 
ajii'd 
lil'l'een, 
weio 


inm-ried al (ircifr. N.V., reeeutlv. 


(Icoi-ife Alt'ied Townseud has writ- 


leu 
u no\i)l, "The Kulailed Hal,1' 


\ s h i e l i Ihe llai'pers lime ncfe|iled. 


Spiirj^eon, i IIP tmnoiis London 
rain- 


istei. has bnl two chiklieii 
t w i n sons 


and llie\ arc both liaphsl cloriruni'ii 


W i l l ('arleton has w i i l l e n u poem 


on n Mioil»tii{i' 
ll is easier In poem a 


inorl:ij;e l i m n In nioil^'i^c ti poem 


I hifiii/o Jiiti'r 
<>i inn, 


liartholoinew Tarne\. 
ol 
Hntli, 


Sleiihen Coiinly, New York, .si'jiuili/'.od 
his one liunilredtli b i i l h i h i N the olluii 
day by unlkinji; three miles 


Aliss Mniid 
limiks. 
iliiiifslitur 
oi 


l i c n e i i i l N. 1'. Hunks, noes on th" plat- 
loini lins season as an elocutionist 
She 


has been studying m K-irope. 


,Mi 
Wnlker, llio coloi-ed 
Inwjni 


nppoinled by (lovernor Bnllei lo Iho 
bench ol Ihu Charleslown Cily Coui'l. is 
u lioinan C'.illiolie, belongs In Iho choir 
ol Si Viucenl Chill eh, and has a while, 
\\ He • Hnnliiii, I'm/ 


- Dr. Mary Walker must 
lind soino 


eompensntion lot Ilie slini;s mid arrows 
nl outi-n^r-ons toil line in I IIP iJ-.'.niXI lel'l 
her bv Ihu will ol nn <M'( enlrie Massii- 
chiisetts man who died I lie ol her da \. - 


ll is t'pporlpcl Ihal 
Ilii-ou^'hoiil one 


of Ins books John Morlcy insisted upon 
pi ml my the inline ol the Dcily wilhoiit 
a cipitiil, "lu i-enpon one of his fcvicw- 
i |-s published Ids c i i t i ( | l i e with lri'i|iieTit 
nwnlii.n ot Iln' a u t h o r as "inr. |ohn 


Jnslice (ir.iv nt Ilie United Slates 


SuprciiMi t'oui't, has ridden over thron 
liimdred miles on horseback on eoiiM'e- 
u l i v e days I h i s sinniuei 
\ \ i l h o i i t 
1'n- 


IIJJHC. 
As lliu.liulpc weighs Ihi'ee him- 


died pounds, bi.s hoi'so has not come 
out so well 
I'/iiKli/o iloitrnriL 


r l n l i i i s Nathan, n mcmhet- of HIP 


S'ew Yolk Mock IC<ccli!inj;o. hits hud Ins 
,inie chmi<;'cil lu Julius Newton. 
He 


Us done t h i s liceause, as slated, m my 
eople iibriuid wauled to know if ho was 
n miy nav ruliilcd lo 'he Niilhiin l.un- 
h, Unit was iniule nnl'orliinttloly eon- 
plellolls h\ llic dcalll of the IlllP Hunjll- 
u n i N . i l h i i n . 
A 
)' 'Iinn *. 


-* t «« 


HUillOICOUS. 


•- "\Vh\ are \ o i i so dis'aiH' 1" said a 


rump to 'i lieiis|e;ik in Ihe reslauranl 
\ m r l o w , ' 
Clii'°tiiio llititltl, 


l l breviU is Ihe soul ol' n i l . t l i p r n 


s n fjoud deal of Inn 
ill n dude s i nnt- 


;.il. 
(,'ai-l l'i\t i/'s- \Vuktif 


Two .Skunks is llm coc'iiometi of a 


ioii\ Chiet. 
Why not make him Head 


'enter ol the Jndi.m nation'.. 
Boston 


lonrti r. 


It has boon sii^pi'slcil tlial n lUlnip; 


ipilali lor Cnplmii \Vebbwoiildbo; "llu 
s'ns not n l.ivorilc in tlm pools'." 
,1/u- 


linnl, 'J'luvclli'i. 


- "Wiml arc j on writing such a bip; 


land for, I'lil"'1 
"Why, 
yon sen, my 


;'iaiuliuollier's dale, ami Pni writing a 
otid Iclthor to liei " -iJctroit jt'Vit. 


What is Ihal 
is it, n, circus aero- 


liil? 
Oh, no, my .son, that i.s a, nuui 


who is k u k i n i i himself. 
AVImt nuikus 


he man kick iiiniselfi' IIo has boon to 
i masijiieritdi! puriv auil flirted wilh 
tis 
wile 
'ill 
llic 
cyoning. 
'/oi'onlo 


'trip 


An alloriKM , aboiil to (iirulsU abill 


of cosls, \\iis requested by his oljent, a 
linker, "loinnko il as light as po.ssiblo." 
"Ah!" 
replied Iho nltoiiipy, "that's 


what ,1011 nmy sny lo jour foreman, but 
jl's not thu wav I nri'ke my brend." 
A", i". 
(Inifihii 


"Como here, 
Malilda, mid keep 


'sp quinces ti'oni burning while I go 


.mil uiako tip Iho bods," said au UuiiiU 
.,-ouli motlior wiio had bocti stln-ipg tho 
Viniling fruit, loi'' HODJU miutitos'whilu 


r ilniijrlilei- stood idly tiousMcrlnjr Ihu 


lily and tlie.siinllower'in thn it'ont yard, 


.o, mother, t shanH stir," replied the 
iRiiid miuden, who had recently been 
i(lin»; over soi.io scconrt-baud pun? in 


i.neienl nlnianac. -Ynnkh^ W(i(cv 


niiiii 


The 
I'rofpssur, 
Irom his ollioial 


eiinir 
"We who oiivsplvcsdmlieali! to n 


noble ciii'eci' f i n i l ueijessitry to Iho coin- 
plelc liilldlnieut of our mission u large 
levclojimciil ot HID body a.s well as u 
powertiil iiiitoldinif ol Ilio Jntplln'-l. Our 
duties nre InhoroiiH and pninlul. 
We 


must accustom ouiiolvci to jicrform 
Iliein without liolps cxtranei)!!0 or avti- 
liciiil. 
The H1""' ctlgljioof, 
lilio the 


s k i l l l u l iiiiiriiHii', imi-sUin able to .shavo 
hiiiiscK in i he dark without a lonkiiisj- 
jjjlass " A pupil 
"But, it'in llm dark", 


now miijlit ,i liiokiii^'-glnss aid him?" 
Tlm J'rod'ssor 
"Siloucp Ihe nionlli, .sir. 


^'ou conic hei't1 t u l p f l i n . " 
(1i'/i/df 
,l/i i- 


. , 


i'i!,,,m!"t 
"'"•,1""' "r ''•!»< Mllon, Oratory iin 
Ki'iulliik in ll« 
\niiinm iinmchiw. Olinisi. 
— :;- 


Tlie Voifrlil or Wroal Men. 


A i nrioiis l e t l H i 
is juqt brought 
to 


lif,ht b\ 
I IIP llanpor (Me.) Ming and 


Ciiiirni, m nhii'ii is 
rotjorilcil 
tho 


weight of cei'tain re-ioluliouary ollleers, 
who were together al. West Point a hun- 
dred '(p.us ago. 
Tho letter was written 


by Joseph May lo (JcniH'al Jlavid Colib, 
of R(^ohitionary fume, .tntl is at, fol- 
lows 


IIOSTO:I, Aumiiit II, IS'.'u. 


l i n n l > n \ l i l Cebli, (iiitil<li)l>o|ouirb: 


My Doin lioncnil: 
Yotll' luttcr ol 
Sfltli 
Mm ill, ivi I t t n i i whrn ooutlned tu your houwo 
bv ImllMiiiiHltliin, iniide lut'.lor u monionl, feel 
iinliapp.\ — IIVIIH pultil'ul—bul I liftvo loo tnuoli 
11 ipct'i lor ,\ on to iadulRo ivpnk tfifiru, when I 
see jmi piiisinn ihn nllottrd llmlfot' luinmn 
l i l t 
1 , unit i lie'ynu ilml Porno "Iwbor mid HOI- 


tin\ , nml ili<i' "Ihb flookn mul tftolieulHiifloril 
less pk'iiiuro l linn fnrnioi'ljr 
1 —yot you lolo en 


ul t h ' ^ i'i mil HUII-—you nvo obncind IJy the 
\oleeol lileudnhlp, ».iul IVtlOU lint fXfl'OlBod 
l i v f i i i u a l piiln, ;.oin booh alVnulH liltfti oni- 
plin nii'iit nml I'lijovinont', ^vUtoh tho Htrnniroi" 
liiioiiniililh'H mil wilh, 'Vo tti-n iniu-ohliiR to 
u lii'lu-t I'niinfiy, my ilnui' (lonnrul, whore, 
lilll'l-il nell-Hnont llld, wn mu.V hoijn milllu In 
II--SIK iiiii- \ \ l l l i thowltio aim tioou ^\lunut vn 
luivi' kmiiMi hoio—\\liern nnil how It Ii 10 bo 
I uni mil uii.Ylmis In know: lurtuin nrthis, it 
« l l l I n - i l i o Iliict-t nnd l)t'8l Hint lutlnltc \vis- 
ilniii nml Inlliillo lioiiiluoMp eini provide 
Om h lend Iliiyfiti hus lutolv vlwltfld un 
Ho 


Hpnlin nt i on ropcutiM'.iy IIH nl' n inun Mhnoi ho 
liaod nml iuS|H'i-ioil. Ijoolvlutfitopretlior nvfr 
^nnin impeis lu (ii'iioiiil .liuikRon'H pookel- 
n n t i k u o limtid u t-uilnuti I'lipci, ul' nhli'h I 
un'f vnii n cnpv, 


^Vl>iH•^lpd ut tno sfHlei nt WcBtpolnl, in Au 


( i n i u i i i l Wellington ^(y.i pounds 
lloaei I t UK'iiiu—X1M poiiudB 


ii (ItMi. ml KiKi\—^iH) pounds. 


(Icn'i.il i:"tfiliiKl<iii—(IIS uoiitidi 
1 


den"', i! (irduton—IMpountlH 
t'olom ' Swllr -2IH ponndf. 
Unlonol M Juukaou-Sna poumli. 
ColoilOl II .lllC,Mll—910 DClllKlH. 
iilfiitniiniit-Colojnvl lliiii tlnftuu—at! iiunudii. 
Llmitemuit-Colonel Colih- imi uoiimH. 
lilaultiinnl-Colonol HumpUrlcl—!S!1 iiovuiila. 
I sotul vnu 11 louploof piuniihletH which ratty 


HIIUIMC volt. 


^ inn -i, iiffooUontiloly, dom C'cnorul, 
J. MM-. 


NKW I'leei' (loodn in foroiu'ii and do- 


meHtic fiibriPH at 
Kleurj'H Hit1 Kreneh 


(luttor. 
tf 


Mortem Soiirci's of 1'In Money. 


"There an; hundreds of ladies in tlin 


' • i t \ ot Albany, tar removed from no- 
cessily, who turn 1 heir ''kill, ino'ennily 
and energy lo iiecountin theso .iislliotu1 


limes, of whose handiwork, 
lillle 
is 


known except to themselves, bill Ihe 
prolit on which is a \er.v handsome 
peuin ," said » geutlcnntu whose rela- 
tions' w i t h an ouLcrpi'iso, in this cily 
makes ,i law amoiinl ol information 
iiMiilnblp lo'hiiu 
"J have means ot in- 


formin» niy.M'lt regarding the, extent of 
Mils lliinu. inid have been surprised to 
lind n sogencial apraelice 
Ten years 


•igoalinh who worked with her hands 
\uMild be Irowued 
ilinsn in sociulj. 


Ninv main lndie.s culliviilc some ot Ihu 
lino m i s lor no oilier pnrpoM) in the 
world Ihan to replenish their j nrses b\ 
Ihe employment ot leisure tiu.e. 
1'aint- 


ing and embroidery are the mosl popular 
lorms of art work, chielly, perhaps, hc- 
caii"' mi\ thing good in lliesu lines, par- 
ticularh 
Hint i re ited \i\ Iho needle, 


liuds rc.idy sale al good round prices. 
The 
decoration ol menu cards 
and 


i hina is also a rcmuuerative occupation, 
yielding oxfollonl 
]>a\ tor line work 


Tho art rooms nt Boston, Now York, 
I'hilailelphiii and mil- own city accept, 
Ihesp prodiK Is on coiiiinission. I under- 
stand thiil a \oiing lady living in Al- 
b.uiv wields due of Ihu daintiest brubhrs 
in a'pphing coloi- to inemi eard.s. 
Shu 


disposes of all her work in New York, 
bv means ot the Decoi'iiluc Art Rooms. 
Several ladies mil only do cmbroidiiiy 
loi .s.ilc, but one or two of the deflest, 
i>iv( lessons m Ihe ml, anil gut a nii;e 
reliirn lor tc.iehing o t h e i s what they 
k n o w . 
It .sounds odd, but, some ollhe 


nicesi people in Albany sell their handi- 
w o r k 
They do it occasionally as a 


gratilicilion'ol Iheir pride, lo convince 
Ihenisehcs Hint it put. to il they could 
cam their own living. These aie w h a t 
are i -illi d in polite, cin les aiislocratic 
arts '' 
" Is not Ihe prevalence of Ilio piNom 


tatal lo its prouablo coiiliiinance "' 


" I t is M'i'vapt to be, I hat is true, bill 


within a year it new art has been ilevol- 
n|icd calculated toiuliove, tlui presstiio 
on the cinln'oidei-y and painting busi- 
ness. High art has been introduced into 
the preservation nf f i u i l s and the baking 
nf eakesmul .sweetmeats. Thus, loo, lias 
beeome a poptiln. 
omplo>mei)t w i t h 


peoplu who iiri; able to acquire the skill 
iipctissiirj. 
At this Mirious art looms 


now yon will lind canned fruit and fancy 
bakc'sUilVj,oncxhibilion, miuh by ladies 
lor tlio mosl jiart who do it to employ 
Iheir Isisnrn time. 
T'lieso goods com- 


mand the highosl puces, being bought 
at rates which dcnleis in Iho .stoics 
would not dare to ask. 
The ill-success 


of so many people in making their pre- 
serves males this business .supply some- 
thing of a waul. 
Cuke-linking, too. is 


an eqiully prolHabln vent inc. 
I sec 


iidvoilisod 
in Ihe Albany papers the 


wares of a lady resident, in a ciiy in 
( ontnil New Voi'k, who supplies caki s 
to u Mist, numbei of fuslomiM's. 
She 


made hcrscll famous by baking what is 
called 'Angel's Knotl.'" She js a mem- 
ber ol a tannl' who were omc immeuse- 
Iv wealthy, but arn now vudiiced to 
sliMilened (iiciimslauccs. Her biisinc.'-s 
is worth live thousand dollars .1 ^eitr to 
her al prosenl, and is grin"1'!" all the 
time. 
Allot IK r case is ( h a ' n i a liuly 


•uho puts up I'linned li'iiils. 
She is I bo 


iliiiiglilor ot an o\-t'ongrcssmmi, and is 
man led to Ihu son of the greatest diplo 
mat America has produced in ictiml, 
VOiU'H 
Theie is no need o] hcrapplv- 


ing her skill in this manner, Imi she 
was induced to make a business ol what 
was a pastime, by the urgent solicit,it ion 
ot friends who ato her present's. 
She 


now gels a A cry handsome ro\eiiiie from 
the work," —Altitun; Jonninl 


V ,[nkc on a '.rhicf. 


'J'hero wts n man on llic Slate l-'air 


griinnds V'stnrd.iy who was so tickled 
tltat he. set it do/eu people round him to 
laughing, ami w h e n asked t h o cause, of 
his merriment il was some l i n n 
bel'oro 


lie could answer. 


"Such a joke 
il nearly k i l l s me'" 


"A juko 0(t w lioin1'" 
"On 
a 
I hi el'- a pickpocket 
I can 


jnsl 
imagine his 
ha' ha! 
h.i' 
lco.1- 


"llo'V was it '" 
"Well, ^011 see, I 
iroughl l i f l y dol 


1 iii-s here \ \ i l b me. 
About an hour agi 


n sli'anger 
asked mo 
lo change a 


Iwon'y-dollai'-liill 
loi 
him, -mil m so 


doing he mil"! 
have scon how much 


money I had 
Jn lad, I mentioned Ilie 


sum 
to 
him, and 
1 look 
notice 
lie 


walclied whei e 1 put nn 
w a l l e t . 
I f i l l 


.sure he was it I hid, mil 1 ilclcnnincd to 
give Iniu i i l i l l l c smpr se 
ha! h i ' ha 1'' 


"Did ^ou hiuo him a i - i e s i i i l tin si-s- 


picion!'" 


"Aii-csled1 
No! 
H u l l 
liM'il .'i plan 


to lake him down a l i t t l e , 
lie look mi 


lor agiceti), and I wanted him lo lind 
out that I had my eyes open 
Well, 


sir 
h,i' ha1 Im'" MII! ho laughed im- 


l i l the tears i"imc 


1 '1 low did you do il )M 


"Why, I slipped iioimd in the crowd, 


took the money oul of mv wallet 
am 


s h o \ e d i t down )ny boot-leg, nnd Ihei 
wenl back and nibbed mound him, 
I 


pretended to be gaw ping iironnd like_ a 
imvspeil, and pri My soon we "ol 
i n t o i 


jam. 
Then Ihe ( hap piossed me ban 


and -lifted my old w a l h t nnd dug oul 
like, a Hash, 
'lie thought lie h id that 


Iilly dollars, sure, and 
how Ins 
j>n\ 


mint have dropped w hen he lonnd - ha 
ha' ha' 
when ho 
oil! mil I'd hint 


given ten dollars lo six- il! ' 


"Was 
llk'i'c nothing in the walle'1" 


asked a man with ,i si|iieak\ voice 


"Why, ol com se 
!'' 


His g i i n died away all ol a sudden, 


his pjcs began lo iiulge out and in n 
minule his chin couldn't keep still. 
Hi 


looked around 
in a iln/.ed 
way, am 


when 
tho question w,is veiientcd hi 


slowly replied: 


"f had a inorlg'ige and six lumdrei: 


doll.n-i \vorth ol noles in Ihere anil for- 
got to t a k e ' e m oul' 
Where are the 


can furnihh you Deentur 


coal on Rliort notice. Telephone '-'."id 


Go TO l)r. TlioniM ti. Ho«kui» to not 


your tlontnl work done. Cor, Main and 
Water strwtfl. Ocontiir. 111. 
21tltf 


Wetuova 


Mr. Daniel Duslniau luis removed his 


nU)o> ..f tiiruituro into tlui now Hnworth 
lilook, third door east of Water street 
v horn Im linn plenty of room and onu 
handle furniture better thiiti ever. Oive, 
him n onil, 
mnrr>-tltf 


A. T. Qnta't in now iiropruttor of the 


,,Oom" toiiHorial palace and bath rooms 
nt No. 11(1 North Water street. Gall imd 
BOO him. 
oi!'(Uf 


IF yon waut mill toed, ooru or outs, you 


can bo aupplied ht SliellabHrijer'R 


police:1" 


Kver\b()(lv laughed and laughed, am 


0110 mail iell down and choked am 
kicked in his delight, lint tho party win 
had saved his l i f l y dollars never OMM 
smiled. 
He .simply grew pale am 


hientlied hard and glared around Ilin 
until a l'i lend olVurctlto lake him out ti. 
the entile pens and kick him four him 
tired times - Del mil Free I'm*. 


-Miss Kalii 1'icld believes in ho 


waler ah a cure for dyspepsia. 
Well 


yes. 
You let a man gel 
into ho 


water and he'll forget all about dys- 
pepsm, 
lioituit /'o^l. 


brlffffa' aiycerme 0;ilvo. 


T'he best on oartb, enn truly be until o 


GtifiBB1 Olycorino Salvo, wbieb is u sure 
etirp for entn, brmROH, senldH, burns 
woundB, and nil other sores. Will pos 
itvvely euro pilw, tetter nnil all skin erup 
tioua 
HatisTnetioii Kuanmteod or money 


rcfnniled. 
Only '-!. 
r> oents. For Bide b; 


Dr. A. J. Slouor, physieinu nnd drugR' 
1'lfloiitb Bide new square, l)oentur, Til. 


mnviy-iutwlyr 


Go TO WiuRatn'a Lump Stoie nnd buj 


one of those iS'tenra W nulling Machines, i 
you want to see the <litt roll out of you 
clothes without a particle of r 


PJliltf 


W, A, BuiniiEs, tlxi decorator, hits i 


beautiful lice of stylish wall-paper nt hit 
place, No. 2115 North Mam Htieet. 
Oivi 


him a call ami learn prices. 


March 1U -iltf 


IP yon want soft coal that will not til 


your fltovo with oliuker, 
order wel 


screened Mt. Olive of R, 


fl'2-dtf 


SOIT and Btill' Hats in the latest styles 


nt Fleiiry'u, tho French Cutter. 
tf 


OUB most BnecefiBfnl men nre those 


who wear nice fitting olothen. Moral 
Leave yonr moimtiro with Flonry, tbe 
French Cutter. 
M 


AYER'S 


Cherry Pectoral. 


No otbor compliiintfl nro so ineidloim In tliolr 


attack n» those nffcetlne tins throat nml IUIISB: 
nono so trlfloil with by tho majority uf biillur- 
en. 
Thi) ortllnnry coii(jh or culil, romillliiK 


poihnua from » tvlllliiK or umioiitcioim ox- 
|ii)suio,l.i ofUui but tlio beginning oi a fatal 
nkluK-ss. AVKII'H Ciir.iinv. 1'KcroiiAt. hus 
wiill proven Ms cllli'iu') i" a forty JI'lim' llRht 
with ihrnal, anil limn (llsi'iiscs, and should lo 
tiikun in nil «isi.'i> without, ileluy. 


A Turrllilo Couch Cm-Pit. 


" In Ifov; 1 mult aievi'i 
ild, M'hli'li iiiri'Ctdl 


my limns 
I hiul u im nhl i cmigh, iinil Pin-Hell 


i'fcr^^'OTAU^fcnVH1!,^!?!" 
i i i H M . , which ri-lli'vml my 
IIIIIKK, Imlni'l'il 


M, 
mil alloiilod inn Hi" nut iiLi'i-Miy 


tor I HI lecim-'iy »!' my stii'ii«tli, 
Jlv tl»> 


. ' I I I I I U I I I I M , H-0 I'f l l l O I'l' ' " K M . » >»'"'"'- 
IIIMII vino V'lH idl'i'di'd. 
I mn n"» dJ \iuii« 


ulil hull- mul lu'.ii'ty, ami am miliidled jmir 
i ni mn 
I 11 luiiAi. s.ivt'il nn'. 
llDiuei. KAMInliii-i Hi u." 


KoilllUlilllli, \ 1.,.Inly l!i, 1VU. 


ci(ini>. — A Motlinr'H Trllmte. 


1 iMdlu In ilio I'liiintiy lust wlnli-r my Ilitlo 


Inn ihrmi Y I - I I I H i i l i l , » ni Uiki'ii ill«illi iioti]i| 
it ii'i'iui'il in II ho v mil I ill" iii'i" Hliiniisn- 
liillnii. (inn ni ilio lamllyHHKBc'ili'il lh» «»» 
ul .UHi'i C I I I : I I K Y rriiniui,, a hnuh' of 
ttlili'li win iihuiyi ki'pt In Hi" limiw, J i u t 
u - e i i r l i d in snn'ill nml li'i'iinniil iliisiH, uiiil 
m inn- dullish! m li"W Hum hall mi limii ihu 
l i i i l u iMiii-ni w.i'.hri'alhlnKo.iHlly. 'I In1 d'"- 
inr siilil l hat. tlm Cui.iiiiV Pi e'ioiui. iiiiil 
mvul invd.ii'lliiK'.i HI". Om S'™ uui'dm' 'H 
mil .M.muulii" hlni'i'li'lvyniii'.", 


Mill. tillMA (,1-|1M'-Y." 


l.vi \V. fi l.'llh SI.i Now \orli, Sluy ll!, I">>2 


• l hiuo iwd AM'ii's CJiirimv I'n iimu, 


In my limilly for Hcvernl J-IMIH, mill iln inn 
iii'Kitnl" m iiiimomii'o il llm miisl rlliTtnui 
i.'iiii'ily I.ii- ciiiiKlH nml colil-MyHm^'*-11 


' l'.iii,o(J-jiliil, Minn., JliucliKi, l^b.1 


• I sull.-ii'il fnrulKhl yoiiislroiii llioiiclilIlM, 


ami .HUM mink' m my 
ii-illi'i wllli nn mic- 
!,« I u is.'ini-il hy ill" iiwol AM-li'.iCm it- 
i", n i h ni \ i.. 
-i 
(t*t i'u ^ AI.in N. 


' H N l m l i i, MIIH , April Ii, lv>-'. 


1 l ."iiiiint "iiy (inuii')i m prniMi "f AVI u's 


i in inn I'n riiiiAi., holloing ni 1 'I" 'I"11 


l , i l t i n h i inn J slimilil lull!: Mlic' Imvii ihi'd 
l i m n I I I I I K iiniililcs. 
H. HHAUIHI.N." 


I' ilt'-.llne, 11 \,l.", April 22, 1M>J 
No t mis of 1111 afl'celiou of tlm Unoiit nr 


IUIIR-H "Mill which cannotbogri'iitlyiulloycil 
In tlm HM- of AM-H'I (Jiintnv J'n ioii.ii,, 
mul il M i l l Illinois cure wlii'ti tliu iltooimo m 
not iihonily bojoml tho control ul meiliuno, 


i<ni:i'AKUi) NY 


Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass. 


Solil by all Drugfiists. 
' 


N Imported l)re\ses, 


Tho iii'lneesse di-i"^ mittlc up to ie])i-c- 


icnl :t se|);ir,-ile wtusl nml s k i l l v v i l i i Ii |n 
lrii|)n-y 's tin 1 (li'hiff" m|)sl 
|)o|iiilni' 


ici'e, nnil mosl ullen -.cell ,-iniiiiif;' Ilie 
iiipui'liilKiiis lor fjjh'ls 
l'i om 
linn 
I" 


wi Ive M'uisotnj'e; for iiiK-cs in Iheir 
ceils dilVei't'iil models 'ti'e 
l'ei|ilil'eil, 


mil for l i l t l e girls' of Iwn lo lour MMIN 
linre 'ire MirioiH siniplo nml l u l l ili'i's 
1-- 


's Unit lilIM' j{'llin]ies ol' \okes, or 
i Ne 


ire in 
looso hiicinie slutpi1 
Tor the 


Hineesse (li-i'ssi-s ol l,i]-j>e j.',il'N illl Ilie 
K Ii in ilennls used tor Iniliei'dresses 
ire eni|ilo\ eil, iiiid Ihe colors nre the 
Mine dull: shinies ol golden 
In own. 


uncoil {iriiy, niliv, plnni-eoloi1, diii'K; 
^leeniilid dec]) ,s:i|)t)hil'e 
liliie, 
liro- 


"iideil velvet in .small ligiires is coiu- 
lineil \\ i l l i sittiii, and tliu j i l a i n M-lve's 
•line ottonmn repjiud 
s i l k , nr s:itin 


Surah mul 
iniu-li luce, nml 
Ihe in \\ 


Insps nnd hutlons 
iiiul ( l i e i i i l l e t i iin- 


nii)i;s nre pn cisely like Ihosu \\orn li\ 
wonii n 
llm Molie're vest of Mil in Siirnh 


is 11 leiiliire ol ninny ol Hies' l i l l l e ili'es- 
es, mul Ihere iti-e Louis Quin/.e eon'' 
mil eniMils mid pulled h i p d i a p e i ) I. 
llic pi I'vuilinjr junior liisliioii. 
'I'lie l i u - 


in» nf Ihe prinei'ssc dresses m ol hilcsiu, 
.•Illi'l isi Ihe onh- ]>,il'l of llu- ill-ess l l i . t l is 
eoiilunions '1'lic i-ieli velvet isjnil on lo 
simulate a eoat, mid is {listened in iroiii 
lllliler the soil V( si ol ",tillered .siilin 
Surah. Tins eoiil I'Nlenils low nvci' I l i o 
Inps, where il meels :i lio\-plniliiiir or 
K i l l - p l i i i t i i i f i f llitil does d n l \ .is n skirl, 
nnd I he sea in I hill, joins these i-, eouei aleil 
hy ;i pulled clrnpet'j ot s a l i i i Snndi Ihal 
eiiils behind in a lur^c snsli lio\\. 
An- 


il lier prinecssc lininn- \\i|| have 
Ilie 


iiini'oii or-iy \elvel wliieli covers il Iroiii 
i lie slioultlers down fill 
to ivprescnt ii 


poinlfil wn'isl lallini; on a M'1-liif.riidiii 
|inll ol plain M'lvel Inid in hot plnils al 
Ihe lop, uiiil ^alhcred helow lo ilroop 
on the skirl ol plain olloinan silk 
The, 


sleeves of ihe«e new dresses are 
linnf- 


I ml nl top and plain coal sluijie below, 
in else tliev are hlifjlilly lull their whole 
li'ii;;lh, and are jjnlliureil under I he arm 
a i \\ inrlies above Ilie wiisls 
(Janicl 


M i n i i'iib\ are the red shades most used 
in l icli llilil'ies lorsinall girls'ill esses, 
and 
me 
prellih combined 
\ \ i l l i pink 


-.;iliu or eoniriisled wilh ifrecu 
A bow 


nt M Kel ribbon on Ihe Iclt sbiuildei' is 
on 
in my of 
Ilic'e dresses. 
A single 


I ii'ije pe.-irl or nielnl i I i-p is pul in the 
sjisli bow on Ihe buck, anil t l i e i e is a 
•.mallei' el lisp nl the I III n l l , and anollii" 
ul l l i c w nsi line ID l.islen over till! soil 
\esi 
The \csi is niade of s|raii;|ii Sn- 


I'nh, alioiil half a w i d l h ln'in» sewed on 
eiu'h troni, |iisl below Ihe 
i ollnr, nnd 


on Ihe dres-, n;oods: ii is ^iiu^oil in t u o 
or Ilirce rows, mnl is ihcn j^ivujjoil a^ain 
nl 
the waisl l i n e , below I h i s 
ii 
nun 


h u n m in |)luin lieiumed ends, or may In 
bordei'cd w i l h lace, or il ni;i\ be Inrned 
iinderiieiilh lo lorm a, pull' 
'I'lie slmid- 


inj; collar w i l h square eoitiers, or else 
I l i e I in mill-over liyi'on colliir, complele 
llic neck. 
When 
M'hel 
is used 
tor 


children of 
I line or lour years il is 


iniule in n shorl, broad uonl stjlo, re- 
sfinbliiiff Nviilkini; coats, \ \ i i h two broad 
lio\- plails in Ine back, and doiiblu- 
lireaslcd Iroiils, irimnied 
\ \ i l h while 


luce or i Ke wilh einliroidon . 
l/<tr/n'i'\ 


Jln;nr. 


liobbecl i\ncl Murtloi-ed. 


Mr, Troubk'Home Cold, living on every 


Rttoet, wits liiHt niglir knocked down on 
Throni Hti-rut nnd rulibed of 
IIIH lionrne- 


noHB, soro thi'ont mi,I cold by \Vliite. I'nio 
Bulsnm (Iturhn1). 
JMi'. (Jolil will die. 


Olllcor JJunip IS'ifs'lit, linard tliu miinc 


ftnd rnHhod to Mr. Cold'H iiNHiHtiitiec, but 
when lioioon^ui/.ed tliuiiHmiilinjf jmrly lie 
WliflholplpHs unit diHiippenred. It IH known 
tlnit JJalmim in Inihiif,' behind the count- 
ers of onr nvmt prominent dm^Ki 
People with eoldH Hlioukl llnd him, 
For 


Biileby IL. K Oole 
'2 
r> 


Tnn litryest mid linest Htnek of palntn, 


nnd stylish wull-rnipor, nt W. A. Jirid^pn', 
No, 21."i Nortb Main Htrcet, 


MurcL 1!3 
rttf 


OIIDBH Dociitur conl, lump nnd unt 


from F. D, (JnldTell. Telephone 2D(i. 


oolTiltt 


SPRING OF 1884. 


FRIENDS OUEEK 


Wo offer for tho nnnliiK Bprlntr an 
incut ol1 Applu, Onil), 1'eur, Plum, t.hiTr>, 
1'oaoh, Api-leol, Wllim-ry, I'owliiiiuoii, I'oi'iin 
iinil guliiiKi liven; Ciimiiil.OooHulwi'ry.lliwp- 
lierry, Unipo Vines, urn'. tl>" Iwi-ily Miyik-r 
IllauKliorr). 


STRAWBERRIES, 


tin. most prollllc HIM! IH-HI Icliiiln ••''"P.1*'1'" 
ihlHi'llmnle, Hoiiioifi'owliinlJi'irk'ii nix luelu'i) 
In ulruumlei-Miee.:. 


ASPARAGUS, 
RHUBARB, 


mill other iranlon >'i«iW! 


EVERGREENS. 


two ii. ><l .throo llu>einruu!ii>liime'l; ij' 


r\H, II.J.m'KNCKH, 


HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 


Ollleu 182 Niivlli Wnlgr Mrrat. Himldoni'B 45!) 
Vent I'nilrlc Hlroot,__ 
^jHiii|<1|f 


Anthony Thornton., 
K. R. »iJrla*e 


rpHOKNTON, KI.I)KIIXJK* H08THTI.RH, 


AT LAVT. 


Mnplo. or llnx Kiler, 
oiivy, 
„ , , , • 


ftiliilpn, ioil liiul, lilooinlntf Hi"', i WK* J -""i 
Uox Aliier, tfoftMiipli', Wiifiuil, Whllo II ri-li 
Kentui'ky Colt'eu nml Poplnr, I" to -t) leiM, 
Kentui'ky Colt'eu nm 
opnr, 
with AH(I, Simiir, Miiplo. nn.l »iinlller 
moat in Ilio aliove-nmiu'il 


HEDGE PLANTS 


one ami two years; 


15,000 LILY BULBS' 


ul rmiililmhed ninl i-nro klmln, Mr nut nml In 
iliinrHutilllvnllon; 


2.000 GLftDIOLAS, 


white, IlKht ami utrlpei), wllli lummeil nunnrl- 
inuiiiot Hie eholei'rtt ami nowi'Ht klliilrt. 


DAHLIAS, 


iloublemnl wlnKle, ol the lienl nml liiK'Ht vm-el- 
lien. KUHKH,ol tlio very lieitl lilmlii »l ll>lu'i'<l 
I'orpottiiilh, ulimliliiK ami ever lilooinlmr. 


HYACINTHS. 


llynoliilhim Cmnlli'mi, 'I'lillp, Mly ol Ihe 


Viilley.Hnow l>rop«. Croeim l5nre:-£MiH, . I m- 
,,nll, 
li'lM. (Jlomaim ami "Hiei 
rill 
' i» 


iVonli'H, wllli oilier llowerlnir loiil" ami Imllw. 


I luiM'iiiinlii leiiteiJ tho lot ini-lol Uiiil .V 


Si'i-iiKKH' ilry Kiioiln cloie, where we will haM' 
in ni-Sirlnieni ol1 Hi" iil.ovi'Stoj'kii»i.iiiiiiiii« 
lllnllllinllllK HellbOII opl'llrt. 
W i l l Ii" Illi'l '' I'M'; 


ervWeilneiiliiy, KrhlJiy mi'l Hnlmilio , t" «ell 
iin'il laKii oiiler« llinnmh the pliin'J"'!' "''ijt1"1' 
SAMUWL BONBHAM, 


I'roprlolor ol'llie Krl< mli< l^ieek Niintury, '-» 
inlleAiiorllior Ori'iuia. 


Ueu. IS— ilA-Wliii i\ l 


Liver and Kidney Eemody, 


Compounded from tho well known I 
C'uratl<ri>» Hops, Malt, Buchu, Man- 


I 


d rake, Dandelion, Barnaparllla. Un 
uara Sajtrada, etc.. combined with n 
agrgeahlo AromiUloEllxIr. 


THEY CUKE DYSPmiT&lTOESTIO: 


Act apon Ihe^llrer led Eldn«;i, 


HE3tTLATB"THB" BOWELS, 
They euro Rhoumatlura, and all Url 
nury trouble*. They Invigorate, 
nourish, ntrengthon and qulot 
the Ntrvoua BysUun. 


i A« a Tonlo they have no Equal. 
* Toko nono lint Hopa null Hidt ~" 


FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS,—-' 


[Hops and Malt Bitters Co, 
1 
DETROIT, MICH. ii 


Force Pumps, 
Wood Pumps, 
Chain Pumps, 
Wind Mills, 
Pump Supplies 


Tno Bost Forc-o Pump Miulo. 


r!1E BEST WOOD PUMP 


In tho Market 


The Spray Chain Pump 


See It, Illi'l J'dil will willlt IH) ntlier. 


THE "ECLIPSE" WIND Mill 


lH ttK 
ItL'hl Ul 
V V J l l i l M l l l t i . 


When ynn wtuil to 
K» l wnti i ( UIIK- mnl fi"» 


IIH, 
Wt» llltM 1 Willlt >'(»ll WIIDl. 
N'AGARA 
PUMP CO., 


l>i:i:vni it, II.I.IMIIH. 


r.ii'Kirvdii Mimnu Sin'it, 441 nnd 4i:i, nml W. 


St U,V 1'. K'i. 
l i i l > I H I A . w l , 


'BLERZ & DELANEY, 


PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 


l\!t. W, M. HAIWHA. 
Olllciunerll. Hiiiltli'ii |)I-IIKHloro, 197 North 
Viller Hll 
I. TelejillulH! I Kit, lt«'«lil''lli'« >W 


Vest P.-iilrle Hlivi'l. 'J'ulopbono IM. fotiW-'lli 


....lee np-diiilM, llrtl door lonth of Hie HIXJH 
ur Niiiliuiiil Hunk. 
„ _,^^. 


I N K . A. «. WAI/17., 


J)KNTJ8T. 


omee over Iliirlier It linker'* ithonnuirit, KMt 


Mnlu mi-eel, l|e»lileue« Nu. 411 North Mull) Hi. 


uir, lllluolK. 
_ 


I 
I), WHHICI.KU, M. D.I 


'I'HYSICIAN i\ND HUKOEON 


Speelul iiilcnllnn iflven to III" ,1""")ltK*,'" 
'diiii u mul elillilreii, Ollleii No. ll» N Will*)' 


rtll'eoi. Hi'Hlileueii :H'J WoHl Mill)) HU, IMtfUtUr. 


14MI.1.IAM T. CUHBIN8, 


ATTOHNHY AT LAW AND KOhlOl- 


TOUINCHANCEltY. 


orileo Nu. HI Wnler mri'ol, IXH!»lur,llll»nl«, 


Iviuii I iiiulH U) IOMII on liiriM l»i)«l«. 


l 
M, CLOKKV, 


AT'l'OliNKY AND OOUN8ELOU 


AT LAW, 


OlheeiiM'l Die Ihu'lllllr Nlllliliml IblllX. «l>« 


dill iilH'lllliill III lllilllei-K III ITDUiltiiiliKl ClllIU 
i'1'i'.V. 
, . 
. . , 
. 


ATTOUNKYH AT LAW. 


Olllio Nn. 11 ICiinl Mull) ulnml, »l)-»li>lr". !>«' 


ciiiur. Illlnoiii. 
_ 
„ . 


1 •)!(. W, .1. I.ANK, 


D E N T I t i T . 


Ollli'O over PiHlileecii'il, llMrrown AOo'n llmili 


Dei'inui-, Illliielii. 
___ 


\\l 
«;, JOHNS, 


' 
A'tTOHNKY AT LAW, 


llllleo Nn, 'M Kiml Miilu Hlieel, H"('lll(Jr, Ml. 
dlieelnl illli'litliin to olN II I'llHllM'Hil, 


J O H N A. IIUOWN 


ATTOUNMY A'J' LAW 


W I > 


WEST SIDE OF THE OLD SQUARt 


\ NtVJ STOCK OF — 


SMOKED AND 
CURED 


Mi W ATL-j. 


at, 


FRESH MLATb 


i)( All kliu'K nn limn, w, i i i i i .'ill I n u i in> i 
So. W.DAVIDSON 


TI-IE 


MA.OKI.TSTE. 


A.MD OTIIKU HKWIN(} MAOIUNEH 


'1 KMl'J.K 
()!•' 
M I ' N l f , ;.,s 


CHART t,'l lil-.KT, 


DI'XMTIIlt, IIJ.I.N'nis. 


FRUIT EVAPORATOI13. 


We milUUlllotlMO Ihe \Vli!,il,||, |.-||ijl lul,| 


Vi'Ketillili' K M I I I I I I I I I I I I H I'll- III, l i i l ) line. 
We 


IllHil Mlllke Iho I l l d w i II I'lllelll I l l l l l l,Mi|liin|. 
torn tor il lilodliini Kl/e: u u i i u i k e I M I I H | / O H I I | 
the Inticr, Thou. \\\ ii|i,iriil'iii« him- IHI I'liiuil; 
Iho) III']] nil Illi'h inei IIH, 
We lire lull "I'liic il 


III I'lll Illl plIol'H III t'lllllpele Wilh W u r l l l l l - S 
milohlni'ii; pitnlehiiro Kind In i;rl llii-ni lit i"ii- 
sonulilo prli OH. hend Inr llliiHiiiited elrenlnr, 


.IIIIIN W I I J . I A M S ,V M)N, 


I'liieiiti OH mid MiiuuliioturnrH, 


Miir. 11 ili'nil.V.uiliiiri- 
lulliumi/xi, Mli'h. 


hTATK Of ILI/lNOI-i, i 


Mllonn Culllll) , 
i 


In llicC'IreultCnuil, Mny Ti MII. A. I), 1W. 


I'lloiiA i.'hiipnian \'H. Siinih M I - M I hi,', John I, 


Hlllutl, Jiilin A. Hi nun, '!'] u-l'-i-, Mu Mn\- 
ChApmnn, Ohiu-lex K, lluleii and JIHIIM II, 
Coiiklln.—Chancery, 


A 


FFIDAVIT nl Ihu MnU'roHideuconf ChurloH 
K. llnlotl nnd JimniH II. rohklln, iwn nl 


tho iiliin-u-iiiuno'l 'IcloinliiiiiH, 
hitvliiK lircn 


Illuil In Ilio cilllroiil iheClerk nf mii.l rirenli 
Court nl'MiiCMii onuiuy,ni)lloe In toen-hy if Hen 
t" said Chnrk'rt K. llnlnt'. nnd .lunum II. (,'mik- 
Iln that llic eoinnliitLiiiiit linrytolnro i,loi| her 
iliiicliilcd or nu|ii)loiiii'iiuil bill nl' i (itii|ilalni In 
mild cnurt on tliu i Imncery nlilo ihoreor. mul 
thilt u fliiinnioiiB tliorei]]Hin IAHUOI) nut nf Hiilil 
court nifiiluia mild iluloiKliinin, rctni iinljle in 
lh« Court HOIIHII In Ihe clly ol IX'niliir, In 
«ald coiinly, nn Ihu Keeniiil Muinl«y of Mny 
noxtdHM), im In by Iiiw r.-i|iilr«il : which CHIIHO 
In now punillKK nml iinileicniilnc-il In milil 
court. 
K. Mi:Ol,KL,LAN, ClerK. 


March Slith, 1881-dlw 


Ami MAWri'ii IN niANi'niiv lot Miii'oii eiinnly 
I l l l l l i i l i i . (Illli-i'ovel l.lllll .VSolllKKH'ilryKOilll 
stole, 
I'.nliniH'" Irom eoinl hniini. Hlnliwiiy, 


" l . 
l l . W A I . U I . i l . 
W . I , W A I . K H i 


I V A I i K H K \' W A L K I.K, 


ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 


(Mllie lii.I. M I I H K I n ' H liuuU linllilliiKi U|i-«liili 
Chiiiioeiv mul Civil Iliinliioiw iinllollvil, mn 
cniiioii 
i iiiiuii' in miy linn ni'tin 
1 I'ulioi- 
^Illlef, 
lllllo'.l il,VWlV_ 


1 \ll I,. MII f-MC, 


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 


I ' l n l i siilnlilil 
i i l l l H llinlll|ltly H'K|)illlileil Ii 


dnj ul l i l F l i t 
lillloo mid H'Hlilelieii Nil. Ill" 


Kii-l i:idnlinln illlei 1 
I lei-Ill I I I , I llllinlH. 


Dec, l\ I-'M il.\»ly 


1 \l(..). M I I I . V I'lIK, 


DIGISTTIST 


Ollli'oinei K. I,. llnyn ,V (Vi.'n, Winer Klrnol 


Dl'l'lllir 
l l l l l l ' d l t , 
IIIIU I'H^ i l A W L I 


I \ C. ((11(1,1.S, 


ATTORNEY \1 LAW 


AM) NOTAIIV I'DIIMi;. 


(lillee nvi r lliilch,V lliii'-H DiydiiiHlKSIcin' 


lio mi N" u, Kni.1 Miilu Ki.. Deonlin, Illliinln 
Will fll ve HI l let illlollllnll In hllHluoHH, 


A|)I"J| l l L V « l l 


1> 
I. ST Kit UK IT, 


A'L'TOKNKY AT LAW. 


Ollle" wllli C II. Kllllnl, nvor the I'nHlnllli 
Di oillui.llllnnlH. 


II, I'mion, Nolury I'ulillc. 
i r 1'A^eo, 


ATTOJINIOY AT LAW, 


ridi.iriTon IN- (.'iiAMiKiir,W>tu CLAIM AIIKNI 


A M I I I K A I . I . I l IN I t K A l , I'MIA'l K. 


Ollloonvoi Himher'H mure, ITi KIIHI Miiliimroi'i 


I'l llidiillK, 
llmlllly mid I'lltolll* nlililllli'd,"- 


i'lninpl iilloiiiliui in j,uw, Cliiiucer.", <'iillet 
Ilium, nml 
I'Kllllllo HllKllli'SK, 
Dei'iln. Mni-l 


wiiv H,("null iioiti, mid illl KliiilHnt I,OKU! limlrii 
nn I I I H , wrltii u mid Ai kiinwIedn'nionlH liikoi 
' I l l l i 
In I,Illi'l esillllllieil nml Alihlnlilii I l l l 


llli.llid, I 111111 iiiiil ( lly Id'iil Ktdllli'lliillulll lllli 
fold. 
I l l l l i i . I I I I I I I H l i m n 7 A, M, ..III'. M. 


I'd i, « ll«i—11,', wll 


If 
M o N A M I I i V B U N , " 


AliCIl ITKtn'S ANJ> JJUIhUKUK. 


I'lllllli lllld i.pi l-llli llllnnil |)fi>|iMieil mi I I < I I M . I I I H 
Ille ti I lllr<, mid hill iHliiel Inn K i l i u i l l l l i ' O i l 


l Illl,-"HI Nn.;,",; Moi ehmii Kireei. 
A p r i l I I , W. ihu.l.\" 


I \lt. W l l , 1 , 1 A M 1)11,MIN, 


PHYSICIAN AN'J SURGEON. 


Id hldelioi mid nllleo III Ille hnllli'nl I l l l l l l l l 


Willhmi ( ' m n r l l I , nn Nm ih Minn, litiini iliiiU'l; 
iinillh nl Ihe i i i l l l l i il I n i l l i l l l l K . 


ilill/l 1 d,\ is 11 


1 A III C h l M i l l A M . 


ATTOUM:> AT I-AW, 


( U h o e i i l e l V N ' i l l l i l H A \'\ h'l'ii i l l il|i Nlnlo. hi 


Illlll. I l l l l l ' i i K , 


U. Ml < i l ! l ( H A \ . 
A C , **'! h V I M 


LIriO, I'lKI'; ANDTOKNADO IN8UH 


A NC 1C, A NU 


IM-1AI, IWI'A'J'K ADRNTM 


I'ltLsntH in mnl irniti Kiimpe, 
Itiinin N|i,:;, I'-iwrii'ii Mlnoli, lleonlin, III 
.lnl> 'i. iln 


J^RANK W. H A I N k S 


BILL POSTLH, 


AdKNTHMITirs Ol'KllA HOUfcJO, 


niliylio Inlill'l nil lli.jlilr)'III III- Itsi'l ,||,K f 
(Jnlimlliu Knnlli 
The Root Soap 


PALMEA 


'I hlH Kimp In tjiken from Ilin Mnxtcnn I'nli..-. 
nr Hniip ruin, nml emnulim iiu iinliniil fm. An 
i i i n l U l uniijilt IH Hiiiiorlnr Id imyUilnic i-vur 
niroroil in Hm puiiii,., Whllo )ii olniniK' 
(.'iipm liy IH d iiuii'H itri'iili'rtlmn iinyKiiH)iiiu... 
I'liiiiiHtii | mi,) ^,,'ttw,, n TOiiiMriiii noUiliiK 
thin ttnulii Injure tliu modi 'lelli'iiiii Hlilii; oi 
Im. nniniry, It will cnm cbn|i|K)il hnudii, |)lln 
ploH, Hiinlinrn mnl nil ill«en«.|i of thn nklii 
Alior \uu<hliiifwlih IhlH «"ii|i u Khnrl llmo tin 
Hidii iii'i-niiii'B iiniiinih mnl noli, jt'iidi'i-liiir Uw 
(nlllplexlnn flenr Illlll llCHIlllllll, Jl Will )» 
InlllHl VllllllilileiiHit Illllr WB«h, ll) ri'DOVIIIIIIV 
mid iiri'M-inltiK dmidruff. lu irrent purll-' 
mid Iroi'dniii inim niliierul mill HiilmHl mil)- 
utmii-CH iimkcH It ih« iiinKi ilonlmWo urtti'ln for 
tliu Inliuil tiuiti (hm ijini ho prwcurix), Illnllxi 
clii'BIH'Ht nonp yon enn liny, hccniimi II will (TO 
fiirlhornnil itlvi. hetier millnliictlni) Umn »ny 
nlh' r, Dnni lull in givit U n irlBl. 


MnnnlHcliiriMl hy j|, l. TA VM)H ft CO., 


J. It. nillllN. .JOHN A, IIAVTHOK, I,, », OAHKHR. 


GORIN.DAWSON&CO. 


--BANKERS, 


AnO (Ionium In 


Domestic and Foreign Exchange! 


I il N. Mnlu Si, mn! )!)( McrthMUHU, 


Dooatur. 
XUlnols 


rttfoly OciKwIt lloji'ii 


or»whoge»lniK »Kf« |il»oo fur 
. 
l'»rk Il*u 
York ; Oonllnnitnl N«Uob«l llunk 


Uqmil lUnk, Hprlii«fl«id,ll], 


I**"*'*"*" 
/ 


K 
* Jfc " '' /Wfl-^ 
AiMSH 
POUTE 


MANY HOURS 


— TIIK •- • 


ISHORTEST ROUTE 


TO AM, POINTS 


WEST & SOUTHWEST. 


No Ol'iimre ol 1'am lo (M.KVl'.l.ANU, HIT- 


KA),O, ItUCIIKMTlCII, A I . M A N V . N K W VUKk 
IIOISTON, nml nil liileniii'inm.' puiinn, h1l|l,, 
rloruix'uniinoilatloiiHi mi'l Him iiiu'i|in.li,.,i. 


Doiwrluro oiTrHlninl JK'i.miirHtiMinn; 


OOJNO HAHT. 


No 44, AllmillcKxprei'H ... 
1 1 fn a. 


- 
, 
" 4H, Aeeoiiiimi'liilion iinlM'H. 
7.UI p. m 


Tin) following lYclifhl 
Irahm 
will uin- 
tli'ki'U: 


Oolnir 
........... 
• 


Oolnif " 
............... 
" m» " 


OOINO \\B|l|'. 


No. 41, Ifmil MUM 
....... 
. 5 I'm. m 
" !>?, .Inckwniv Hi) Ai'i'oiniiioiliillDii, il Win •! 
11 n, KaHtMall 
.............. 
I M \>. » 


Tluj tnllowliiK frelirtii IniliiB will eiirry pn« 


•oim'Tn wllli tlelmiH! 


..... 
, 
...... 
le.ifni. in 


OUioago Dlvluion, 


On Hinl wltur Hini'liiV, Nov. Iftli, INK) trui. « 
will run IIH lollown on <hei lilennn HUINIOH i ' 
Uiu W., HI, t".V I', ll'yliy wn> ul lleinent- 


<;it^<i IMM- 


Ni>. V'H, Ohli'iiv" ICxini'MM. . 
" 4, AHmilli Kxpl'i'-ts- 


A K i i i v r i ii.iM iiniiHii'i. 


No. 'Hfi, HI. IjoiilH K n p u n n 
. 
1 oil » in 
" <.'i, Nl. l/ouln.Miill 
I '•'!'• m 


Bt. I-ovti«i I31viijiOJ3. 


I I O I M I \ V K H I . 


No. .I, HI l/oiilH Kxpii'KK 
..... 
liii'.n.m 
" 4 1, II'IIKI Mil", 
. al'ui. ni 
" | Dm mill nml SI. I/' Hl» Ai'cnm,, il Jiiii.iii 
" f>, KHKI Mull 
. 
.. 
-l:.l.i |i. m 


AHHIMC KIllIM M l , I.OI'lil 


No. li.Chlenirii I'.xpri.i'ii. 
. . 
IH.iUn. HI 
" 4, AilHinIi! K> nti'i'M 
iiirifni. f 
" (I, i-t, Loiilii ninl Hi i m in ,A< i om 
U. 10 p. m 
11 vi, i.iKimiiim lupiuw 
. . . in. ,m D. m 


Tin. lollowliiir Iri'lvln i t i i l n i i will ennypm- 
ul!K«nt wllli lleki'iKnn tin M l.ouln Dulnloo 
(Idlnir We«l 
. 
. 
11:11(1 H. m 


Arrive Irom Wem 
«..l(lp in 


Arrlv,. Irniii ICKHt 
,. 
.. 
K I . I C n 
IM 


Leavi'lorChiinipiili'ii 
. 4'OHp. n 


Ki.r MiipH, 'I'liiin Tiili en Tii-keln mill miy 


niirtlenlar I n l i i i i i i i i i i n i i , mil ,IM 


K. I I A I I W O I I I I , Ationl W. «|. I,, ,v I'. II. II. 


II 
M, IIOMH, 
M. (\ ' l ( ) \ \ N f « K M i . 


:)0 Vlen I'ri.nlilent, 
II"". I'IIKI-. Af'-llt, 
It. l.olllrt. 


ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R 


DvCATlllliH-IATIDN, No\ 
IK, IhM. 


U n l l l liiilhor nollee, nnlim on ililn II no will 


leHVti Di'eiitur IIH tollowH: 


(IOINII M1M I'll. 


(•imm-iiuer 
ri Id ii in 


Aeeollillloillllloll 
.< 'M p in 


noiMl I'OI! I'll. 


Aeeonimoiliitlor, 
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. 
H-51 a. in 


PaHfloiitft r 
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ft:ii5p.ni 


U. T. Jicrntnv, Kiiperlnli'inli in, Chli'iivo. 
.1. F. TUCK Kit, M mile i 'I'm imporin Hon, ( lifenKo. 


C. I, I|IIVK>.|''M lulu Aw'l. Ih-eniiir. 


FEORIA, DECATUR 


- 
- A N I » 


EVANSVILLEKAIIWAY 


For lliirlliiirlnii,(imiii n Illulti', Oimihn, (iiili t 
IllOir, HllM'llpoll, K ,. Il I r l m i i l , l.nMlll", ( In 
eii|i<i, M. I'mil, M l t i ' i i iipiilin 
mi'l nil pulni' 
nor'h nml noi ihi!">i. i inini'i'iiimH mini" IM 
I'l'inln In I'nt'in lit pni, loi n|| piilniH In lutvii, 
Nflininlui, Mliiiii'Kiiin nml Wliii'miplii. 'I ln> ni'ii.1 
illl'ei'l l mil" I'li'Nin-ln I,!.., r|intlniinii|/ii, /uliu,. 
In, Miii'oii, 
Monlfoiiicn, N"w Oil.. mm nn.l 


Jm)V "iinvlll", I'l'iil'ln, 
'I i n l n n niThi mnl tic 


purl irtiiii riiiiin iii'piii. 
riii'iui/ii 'I'li'lu'in t" 


Hll p ilm« Hoolli. KIIKI mnl WIINI, mnl liiiKpni" 
chei'lii'il lo ili'nllnitH'in. 


,.Krclttlil 


(ll)IMI ll AM'. 


. 
. 


I'or IHH|M. lilllH, llni", riili'H mnl oilier Inlni- 


limlliin, call on or inlilii'nH 


OHO, I,, U K A D I I I ' K V . V.I 1 mnl Urn. MHII 
II. C, I'AHKKII, Tnilll,) MiniiiHi'r. 
H M. M]|,l,l-:it,ii. l',m,,|'|l, |,,,i AIP-III. 


C. Ii, llnvi.\, I'ri'lKhi Aifi'nl. 


Iniliaiia, BloomingleD'anil Western 


HAM.WAV COMI-ANV. 


TnloilhlHlorlh" ICiift nml nil iioliiln Noi-ih 
fiiil Hiiijlli mi Hi" I'hieiivn .V I'mliieuh l(Hllw«y 


lino H OMiirnl, ,( hi,.,,,,,, DhlKlmi), i>Hi-ln mi.l 


Diuivllli' Hnllwiiy. R., T. II. ,v c, |fy, nml I. ll. 
« H. It )'. 
(Jiini. i iinili'i'lliniH ininlii ill nil Mm 


Juiu-llon Kiiiiliinn, mi.| Ilinniyli i.rki'ifl on mil" 
HlUlvtleki't ulllei', Deeiltiir, I I I . 


OONDKNHHI) '.I'JMJO 
0AM). 


liKAVttllKUA'lllll (UMNO KAK'J 
1. 


MHII iiiiil Kxprcmi No. ;K 
. . . I!!:il5|). 
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. 
..... 
. 
Hioi'k 'I'liiln No. .n . ,. (i::if> p. i 


A I I I I I V K I'lHIM I M I I A N A I ' O M H . 


Mull mnl l)«>'K»;pr''«iiNo.ai. . 
.. 9Mn. 


Nlithl K*|M<'iw Iv'i. *l 
. 
... <:4fni. i 
Wny I'n iKht No. ~i 
. 
7iir>|). 
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No.su 
................ 
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1 


I. II. WII,K)V,Hiiiier|ni,.|i,l"nt. 
;;. ic. MKMiuitHON, (.1'iri MMI. 
ll,,^)nv IM li«;i 
'"•«. 


PALACE HOTEL 


N, LAUX, Propriotor, 


outbMitln St.,corn..for W<xx1, DoodtiiM I.' 
H,IM |Hir miy, |,lv.'i-y «ui>l<> In cuniwollnii 
wlirihliu?!!':, (;»IT'l«i"» furnlnbw) HI HI I bourn 
ELECTION NOTICE 
Notlee IH lieiiiljy ulvi'ii Unit on Tiie*ln), 
April I'll.), IHM, mii.li'1'il'.n will Iwlielil In in,. 
eliy nl I i'1'iitiil' Ml' the jmi|Kmn or olei'tlnn 
uni' Hl'li'i'iintti from uni'li wiml In milij u\\\ 
Hnlil I'l'ii'ilon will Im li.'l'l HL llm liillowlnif 
IIIMIVM: 
In Hi" Flint WHI-I), nl N'i'plnm! 1 1 OK" Ilonne, 
" 
N«iHinil " ni city Council itoooiiiH, 
" 
Tlili-'l 
" H! KIWIIO Howi HOIIHC. 
" 
Koiiilh " HiOniitiiy oli'i-k'HolllBc. 
" 
I'll Hi 
" HI Kl'lormlo HIIKI) Hoine. 


Wlileh tili'i'ilon will lKMi|xti)«<l«i H o'ctlockln 
lha mornliiK «ni) <)onllnni)op«n mull 7 o'clock 
In lh« HfK-rtiooii or llMt il 
. 
, (!lly 1,'lm k. 
M»rc> !M-«lt.l 
C. M.
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